24 Frames: Communicating Ideas through Film

Grading can be somewhat arbitrary; some students find it easy to get a good grade, while others struggle more.

The workload is moderate, with tasks including writing movie reviews, creating posters and short films, and watching assigned movies. The final project takes up most of the time.

Assessments include quizzes, movie reviews, poster and film projects, and occasional tutorials. There's no mandatory attendance.

The professor is generally described as engaging and approachable, with some students finding the lectures enjoyable. However, others find the course more of a fun activity than a deep dive into film studies.

Find good teammates early on to share the workload and ensure better grades; start working on the final project early to avoid last-minute stress.