Screenwriting/Digital Storytelling Minor
Everyone has a story they want to tell. Now you can learn how to tell your stories on the web, on television, in a meeting, on your cell phone, or anywhere!
Whether you are a business major who wants to better understand the world of television, an English major who wants to learn how to write a video series for the web, or an Art major who wants to translate your ideas from Degas a digital, the Screenwriting & Digital Storytelling minor will help you how to tell your stories to the world!
This minor is open to all students except for those currently enrolled within Media Arts & Studies.
Curriculum
| Foundational Course | |
| (Required) | |
| MDIA 1020 Media & the Creative Process | Spring |
| Intermediate Courses | |
| (Choose 1) | |
| MDIA 2200 - Script Analysis & Production Planning | Spring |
| MDIA 2201 - Short Form Media Scriptwriting | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| (Choose 1; may not repeat from the above list) | |
| MDIA 2200 - Script Analysis & Production Planning | Spring |
| MDIA 2201 - Short Form Media Scriptwriting | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| MDIA 2202 - Non-Traditional Storytelling | Occasional |
| MDIA 2701 - Visual Storytelling | Fall, Summer |
| Advanced Courses | |
| (Choose 3) | |
| MDIA 3110 - Media Criticism | Summer |
| MDIA 3201 - Screenwriting: the Adaptation | Fall |
| MDIA 3202 - Screenwriting for TV | Spring |
| MDIA 3701 - Directing the Scene | Fall |
| MDIA 4170 - Media and the Muslim World | Fall, Summer |
| MDIA 4201 - Advanced Screenwriting | Fall, Spring |
For more information about these classes including what you’ll learn in each, when they’re offered, and how they're taught, download the complete program details [PDF]!