This course aims to teach students the principles and foundations of the science of narration in general, and in cinema and television in particular, and the extent of the importance of this lesson and its impact on the structure of the visual achievement, as it is one of the important and vital courses that began to take a large part in the modern narrative works, as it affects the style of storytelling and viewing and its effectiveness In raising the level of the artistic achievement to reach an integrated artistic and aesthetic vision of the cinematic and television image, as the narration is one of the first tasks that the image performs, so this course is concerned with knowing and consolidating all the main joints on which (narrative science) is based and making them available to students to develop their skills and artistic abilities According to the latest modern developments that constantly keep pace with this most important and influential cultural activity among the rest of the arts.
Intended learning outcomes
The student's understanding of cinematic narration methods and typesThe ability to critically read cinematic workThe ability to analyze the narrative discourse of the feature film
Methods of assessments
First evaluation: 40% - midterm / written exam - presentation
