Film as Literature I
UC A-G approved Film as Literature I course delivered fully online through immersive VR and AI-enhanced instruction.
Section GUC A‑G Requirement
College-Preparatory Elective — 1 year required
Must be chosen from additional courses in categories A–F (beyond the minimum requirements) OR from other UC-approved college-preparatory electives, including computer science, business, statistics, and interdisciplinary STEM courses.
Why This Matters for College Admission
G electives are where students develop depth and signal academic passion. AI, cybersecurity, data science, and entrepreneurship courses are highly competitive differentiators for tech-oriented admissions profiles.
What You'll Learn
Read and analyze a wide range of literary and informational texts
Write argumentative, analytical, and narrative essays with strong evidence
Study grammar, syntax, and rhetoric to improve written precision
Engage in Socratic seminars and evidence-based academic discussions
Research and synthesize information from multiple sources
Develop college-essay writing skills and standardized-test verbal strategies
Course Structure
Foundations & Context
- Core vocabulary and concepts
- Skill baseline assessment
Core Content
- Primary content delivery
- Applied practice activities
Application & Synthesis
- Real-world application
- Final project or exam prep
Lectures & Reviews
Curated YouTube videos for Film as Literature IHand-picked from credible educators — AP teachers, university lectures, and Khan Academy. Click a thumbnail to play in place; cookies are blocked until you click.
"What is Literature?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers
Open on YouTube"What is a Genre?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers
Open on YouTube"What is Satire?": A Literary Guide for English Students and Teachers
Open on YouTubePrerequisites & Requirements
Open to qualifying students in grades 9, 10, 11, 12; no prerequisites required
All students complete a placement conversation with our admissions team before enrollment is confirmed. Questions? Contact admissions.