Difference between revisions of "220"
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== Course Description == | == Course Description == | ||
| − | RTVF 220-0 is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter. | + | RTVF 220-0 is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter. Students are taught the basic elements of film and television by looking at and analyzing significant texts and screenings. Some topics that are discussed include film genre, shot composition, mise-en-scene, sound, costume, narrative, etc. |
== English Orthographic Pronunciation == | == English Orthographic Pronunciation == | ||
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# Sorry I can't get coffee, I have to go to 220. | # Sorry I can't get coffee, I have to go to 220. | ||
# Have you done your 220 paper? | # Have you done your 220 paper? | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
| + | - https://class-descriptions.northwestern.edu/4800/SPCH/RTVF/15171 | ||
== Related Terms == | == Related Terms == | ||
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Contents
Part of Speech
n, adj
Definition
- n. - An abbreviated version of RTVF 220-0: Analyzing Media Texts, a prerequisite class for all RTVF majors.
- adj. - Referring to the class RTVF 220-0. Not to be mistaken for COMM_ST 220-0: Theories of Argumentation or Theatre 220-0: Introduction to Theatre Design, which are also both on the School of Communications.
Course Description
RTVF 220-0 is an introduction to film and media analysis and is taken by all first-year RTVF majors in fall quarter. Students are taught the basic elements of film and television by looking at and analyzing significant texts and screenings. Some topics that are discussed include film genre, shot composition, mise-en-scene, sound, costume, narrative, etc.
English Orthographic Pronunciation
1. 220 [too twun-ee]
2. RTVF 220 [ar tee vee ef / too twun-ee]
IPA
[tu twəni]
Example Sentence
- Sorry I can't get coffee, I have to go to 220.
- Have you done your 220 paper?
References
- https://class-descriptions.northwestern.edu/4800/SPCH/RTVF/15171
