Histories & Contexts of Cinema: Titanic and other ships on FilmInfo Location Additional Items Contact More Info Course Information![]() Histories and Contexts of Cinema: Titanic and other ships on Film - Wednesday 16/10/2024 to 20/11/2024, 7pm to 9pm, Avenue CampusWe very much look forward to welcoming both new and returning students to the University of Southampton. Unless otherwise stated, all courses will be taught in person at our Avenue Campus. We would like to advise that you will need to have the appropriate technology and suitable internet connection in place, as we will be making use of online materials. At Southampton, we use a virtual learning environment (VLE) called Blackboard which is used to deliver learning materials and real-time online teaching for our students. Histories and Contexts of Cinema - Titantic and other ships on Film “I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote, I love to sail forbidden seas…” Are you a ship lover? Starting with the RMS Titanic which departed from the port of Southampton in her maiden voyage, this course takes you on a journey into films that feature a variety of ships in different historical periods across cultures. From Polynesian canoes, Greek triremes and Chinese treasure ships to the 19th century iron steamers and battleship Yamato, from Noah’s Ark to the Flying Dutchman in Pirates of the Caribbean. We will also investigate the behind-the-scenes stories of how they are presented for the screen.
Course CodeHistories&Contexts of Cinema:Titanic Course LeaderShuo Yang
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