Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Creative Media instructor teaches history of SciFi films

Very well-made video by college instructor Doug Bocaz-Larson of New Mexico State University-Grants. I'm going to quote the description provided at YouTube.

This is the 8th video for the online course CMT 170 History of Film at New Mexico State University-Grants. Doug Bocaz-Larson is the instructor of the course (he is the program manager of the Creative Media program in Grants). You can visit http://grants.nmsu.edu or http://www.nmsu.edu/course to find out how to register for the course which begins January 14, 2009.

The cost is only $150 for the 3 credit course. In part 8, we discuss the history of my favorite film genre Science Fiction. The text is "Film" by Ronald Bergen from DK.com or can be found at Amazon.com (ISBN 978-0-7566-2203-9) This video was created for non-profit, educational purposes and follows Fair Use guidelines. If any owners are concerned about the use of their materials in this video please contact us and we will remove the content that is of concern. For more information about Fair Use, see the following website link: http://www.centerforsocialmedia.org


If you're looking for classes to take at the Grants campus, this one looks like it will be fun and interesting.

The entire series is available on YouTube, btw.



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