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Finally, a cutting-edge film city like Seattle has a cutting-edge film program of its own!
Director/Screenwriter Barry Blaustein, Beyond the Mat, Coming to America, The Ringer.
Dr. Edwin WeiheDirector(206) 296-5420eweihe@seattleu.edu
Because Film Studies is an independent B.A. program, Film Studies majors and minors can also double-major or minor in English or English/Creative Writing, literary disciplines that importantly complement the visual storytelling discipline of film study.
With this extraordinarily comprehensive and visionary film studies program, Seattle University instantly places itself at the forefront of America’s top universities offering courses in the art, craft, and business of film-making.
Tom Wright, producer, screenwriter (Newjack City) and author of Working in Hollywood and American Screenwriters
Associate ProfessorAsian Studies Program, English, Film Studies
Curriculum Vitae
Phone
(206) 296-5418
Email
btaylor@seattleu.edu
Office
Casey 506
Interests: Shakespeare; Japanese Drama and Culture; Modern Drama; Modernism in Art and Literature; Film; Romantic poetry.
Current and Recent Courses: Honors Seminar: Renaissance Lit; Japanese Drama; Poetry of G.M. Hopkins; Shakespeare in Performance; Composition: Language and the Arts (MRC).
Film Courses: Art of the Film, Film Directors, Japanese Film, Film Adaptations.
Dream or Future Courses: Tragic Failure and Redemption: King Lear and the Winter's Tale; Japan and the West; Clashing Cultures in Film.
Students take home awards from MOHAI's "History Is" Competition
More awards from 2013 Northwest College Film Festival
Filmmaking I Filmmakng II Filmmaking IIIDocumentary FilmmakingNarrative FilmmakingFilm Studies Honors
History of FilmHorror FilmsInternational Women DirectorsCult FilmsPolitical CinemaIntl. Cinemas of OthernessDirector: AndersonDisneyGangster FilmsClassical HollywoodRussian/Soviet CinemaDirector: KubrickWesternsStory DevelopmentGreater Middle EastStory DevelopmentDocumentary FilmmakingWomen in CinemaFilm NoirScreen AdaptationsItalian CinemaNarrative FilmmakingFilms of the 1960sArt of FilmScreenwritingLatin America CinemaProducingThe Festival
Nothing could be easier! Come to the English Department (Casey 5th) and complete a form declaring your major or minor in Film Studies. You will be assigned a faculty advisor right away. And you will be encouraged to introduce yourself to Dr. Edwin Weihe, director of Film Studies, and other Film Studies faculty.
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