Courses
Fall 2008
FMA1172
Introduction to Film and Video Analysis | Syllabus
FMA1172
Race & Ethnicity in US Film | Syllabus
Summer 2008
FMA1172
History of Narrative Film | Syllabus
Spring 2008
FMA1172
Introduction to Film and Video Analysis
FMA8674
Critical Methods | Syllabus
Fall 2007
FMA1171
Media and Culture | Syllabus
FMA1172
Introduction to Film and Video Analysis
FMA5671
Film History and Theory | Syllabus
Spring 2007
FMA155
Introduction to Film and Video Analysis
FMAW391
Topics in Film Study: Documentary Fictions | Syllabus
FMA861
Critical Methods
Fall 2006
FMA155
Introduction to Film and Video Analysis
FMA461
Film History and Theory
Research & Writing
Research interests
Classical Hollywood history; industrial research and social history; the public sphere; sociology of taste; documentary theory and the pseudodocumentary.
Currently working on a book on the postwar Hollywood social problem film, provisionally entitled Liberal Hollywood: Social Problem Films and Postwar Transformation of an Industry.
Recent Publications
"Two Modes of Prestige Film" Screen 48.3 (Autumn 2007)
Review of Uncovering the Holocaust, Scope, no. 10 (February 2008)
Awards and Activities.
"Two Modes of Prestige Film" received the Screen Award for Best Essay, 2006-2007
Weblogs
Category D
A weblog devoted to film and media studies | Website
Film of the Month Club
An online cineclub | Website
Dr. Mabuse's Kaleidoscope
A community blog comprised mostly of younger film and media studies scholars | Website
Department of Film and Media Arts | Temple University, 2020 N 13th St | Philadelphia, PA 19122 | ccagle@temple.edu
