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COURSES     /    UNILWYL 1154
Serial Style and Silent Film in Ithaca
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Semester

Fall

Credits

1 credit. S/U grades only.

Instructor(s)

D. Green, D. Riesman.

Ithaca earned the moniker "The Biggest Little City" when, from 1914-1919, it was home to Wharton Studio Incorporated, a bustling movie production company that produced dozens of films and serials starring some of the best-known movie actors of the day. We will study the history of silent film production by exploring Ithaca’s dynamic natural and architectural landscape; visiting university special collections that hold related archival materials; watching and discussing silent films; and producing our own Ithaca-inspired short silent films. We will pay particular focus to the aesthetics of film production, including aspects such as costuming, set design, framing, editing, typeface and graphics. 

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