Top stories published by Cinema Studies: Gender and Film in February of 2017

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Bethany G. Johansen in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 11, 2017

Film Treatment: The Cabin

Logline: A mockumentary-style film that makes fun of horror movies set in cabins in the woods.

Jesse Stommel in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 18, 2017

Final Film Project

As a class, we will be producing a short (20–25 min) film (or an anthology of shorter films). Throughout the term, you will…

Anna-Marie Collins in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 14, 2017

Film Treatment: The Students That Know

Logline: The police get a call from some college students concerning a professor harassing a student; when they show up the professor is dead, and each student is questioned individually about his death.

Clare Arrington in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 13, 2017

Film Treatment: Taste the Rainbow

Logline: A colorblind girl discovers a party drug that allows her to see more than black and white. Her desire to live life in color leads to her dying from drug abuse.

Natalie Beyer in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 12, 2017

Film Treatment: Gaslight

Logline: It seemed like an open and shut case, a triple homicide with one survivor to tell the tale, but now their…

Jordan Schultz in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 13, 2017

Film Treatment: Bench Sitting

**Please note: This idea is an addition to the bench story discussed in class. It is meant to be one of the stories that could potentially be one of the students who would sit on the bench. I take no credit for the bench idea.

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Elaina Rachel in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 13, 2017

Film Treatment: Grace and Gary

Logline: The adventures of a heterosexual relationship battling gender norms in the 21st century. Who knows if this relationship can withstand the judgement and persecution of a role reversal?

Tom Lanier in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 14, 2017

Film Treatment: The Many Voices of George

Logline: A dark coming of age story in which a young man suffering from schizophrenia…

Christopher Gilmore in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 14, 2017

Film Treatment: Avoidance

Logline: After the loss of his father, a college student begins to avoid his peers and isolates himself from the outside world. One morning when he wakes up, he finds that every person in the world is gone, and must now cope with a life where he is permanently isolated from any…

C. in Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

Feb 14, 2017

Film Treatment: Path to Graduation

**UPDATE: I think that Path to Graduation would also work really well as an anthology, with the…

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Cinema Studies: Gender and Film

A course about how to read and make film, from frames to shots to cuts to stories. This term’s theme: “Gender and Film”

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