My Botany class was hard because my teacher was epileptic and would crash out during her lectures. So that, plus the class being at 7:30 in the morning on a Tuesday [Club night was Monday], made learning impossible.
Screenwriting II We had to write a first draft of a feature length screenplay (120 pages) in 5 weeks. I was also in 3 critical analysis classes, so I wrote quite a bit. And although it was my toughest class, it was also my favorite.
" @cascadeking09: Yeah I'm glad I'm not taking it anymore. "
u're lucky. if i dont pass it i dont graduate and up until i made up some missing assignments from when i was absent for a whole week i had a 61 and now i dont know wat i have.
" Screenwriting II We had to write a first draft of a feature length screenplay (120 pages) in 5 weeks. I was also in 3 critical analysis classes, so I wrote quite a bit. And although it was my toughest class, it was also my favorite. "
What kinds of things did you critically analyze? Was there a focus in a specific area or was it just like a creative writing class where you write on a myriad of topics.
@Kastiel: I KNOW!!! you're forgeting, not only do you have to remember different gender endings for things like doorknobs, but remember asinine things like what gender that inanimate object takes.
" Screenwriting II We had to write a first draft of a feature length screenplay (120 pages) in 5 weeks. I was also in 3 critical analysis classes, so I wrote quite a bit. And although it was my toughest class, it was also my favorite. "
What kinds of things did you critically analyze? Was there a focus in a specific area or was it just like a creative writing class where you write on a myriad of topics. "
That semester was: Myth and Fables (all the films revolved around Heroes Journey) Japanese Cinema Post WWII (Mostly 50s-60s Yakuza films) Orson Welles Science Fiction (worst class ever, the teacher was so bogus)
@Stamps: the orson welles class was cool, but again, bad teacher. the post WWII Japanese Cinema class ended up being my favorite of the analyzation classes. my teacher was top notch (even though he was 1 year older than I was), and the films were so interesting
@KnightRise: I was always screwing around in my physics class. I liked all the practical work, such as launching model rockets by compressing air and water. Theory was a pain. "Stick a needle in my temple" pain.
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