This course, "Introduction to Film and Television Art", has a rigorous structure and is divided into three parts: introduction, film language, and film history. Starting from the basic question "What is film?", it introduces film technology, film analysis, and film research; the film language part mainly introduces the elements of film language, including visual language, auditory language, and montage; the film history part focuses on the development history and aesthetic characteristics of world cinema.
This course features classic film case analysis, selects representative and research-worthy works, combines film language, theory, history with the film itself, and helps students return to the film text and deeply understand film art. Strive to break through the limitations of traditional film research, integrate communication, sociology, and cultural studies, provide students with a diversified perspective, and broaden the research field.
