CNMS 120Introduction to the History and Theory of Cinema
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- CNMS
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- course
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
Hamilton College · Courses
CNMS
12 courses with the subject CNMS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
CNMS 125Introduction to History and Theory of New Media
ARTH/CNMS 201W: Introduction to Digital Humanities ARTH/CNMS 290: Facing Reality: An Introduction to Documentary ARTH/CNMS 301: Cinema as Theory and Critique AFRST/CNMS 330: Digital History and New Media: Theories and Praxis. III. ONE COURSE IN PRODUCTION (CHOICE AMONG THE FOLLOWING COURSES)
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 201Introduction to Digital Humanities
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 202African-Americans and Cinema
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 290Facing Reality: A History of Documentary Cinema
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 291Classic American Film Comedy
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 301Avant-Garde and Experimental Film: Cinema as Theory and Critique3
in THEORY/GENRE: choose among the following courses
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- CNMS
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- 3
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- 3
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 330Digital History and New Media: Theories and Praxis
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 335Media and Production
Or other courses specifically involving production approved by the director of the concentration. IV: WORLD CINEMAS Taught in English:
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 349The Garden in the Machine: Place in American Cinema
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 500Senior Seminar in Cinema and Media Studies
This course will be offered in the Fall Semester only. Students will explore and discuss topics that relate to both cinema studies and media studies. They will also develop individually-designed research projects through peer reviews and workshops. This seminar will be taught by the director of the Cinema and Media Studies program with collaboration from other faculty in Cinema and Media Studies. Students who achieve an average grade of 3.3 or better in all courses for the concentration and in the Senior Seminar will be encouraged to pursue an honors project in the Spring semester. VI. ONE CREDIT FOR THE SENIOR HONORS PROJECT
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- CNMS
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
CNMS 550Senior Honors Project
The Senior Honors project in Cinema and Media studies allows students the opportunity to demonstrate independence, maturity, and mastery as emerging scholars and/or media producers. Honors projects require a written proposal or abstract with an annotated bibliography signed by the student’s proposed advisor. The director in consultation with the Cinema and Media Studies faculty will approve proposals and assign a second faculty member to the student’s advisory committee. The honors project must be completed no later than April 30. Written theses should be 35-50 pages. Curatorial projects must result in a series of carefully contextualized events open to the college community and a 4-5 page reflection paper on the projects’ challenges and achievements. Video projects must include 2-3 short (5-10 minute) works or one longer work (40 minutes maximum) and a 4-5 page reflection paper on the context and concepts that inform the project. Digital scholarship (hybrid works of textual/visual/ technical production) will be evaluated based on the quality of the research and presentation of the project and a 4-5 page reflection paper on the context, process, and results of the project. A public presentation of honors projects will be scheduled the last week of classes. A final grade of A- or better Page 2 of 6 Cinema and Media Studies Updated Jul. 31, 2017
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- CNMS
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- course
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- 2025-2026
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- hamilton.smartcatalogiq.com
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