Genre Study - Film as Literature . W&L CS 152FL
Introduces students to films and literature in general, screenwriting, how the written word is translated to the screen, how the written word in another language is translated, and cultural and historical aspects of adaptation.
Prerequisites: Consent of Instructor
1 - 6
UnitsPass no pass
Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeNone
Level LimitCreative studies
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Wendy is absolutely hilarious and class with her is never boring. Be prepared to work a LOT (like every day), but it's so worth it in the end and you feel so proud of yourself for all the work you've accomplished. She also gives you a lot of feedback and is pretty accessible out of class. Honestly one of the coolest people I know.
Her screenwriting classes are educational entertaining and fun. There are a lot of modules to go through but they are all so worth it if you are passionate about creating content for the screen. You definitely get out what you put in, and it's not hard to create great results because she is so encouraging and wants to see you succeed. No busy work
Wendy is the best professor I have ever learned from. I took her Advanced Screenwriting class last spring quarter, which sparked more creative breakthroughs than any other creative writing class has ever enabled for me. On top of that, she's a mom, which amounts to real compassion for her students. She wants you to succeed. She really does.
Karen Lunsford
4.8
Michelle Grue
5.0