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Department
of Media & Theatre Arts
Paul Monaco
Paul Monaco
Ph.D., Brandeis University, 1974
Professor; Film & TV History & Theory
and MPVT Production
Office: 217 VCB
Phone: 994-6225
monaco@montana.edu
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Course Materials:
MTA 101 Fall 0' Syllabus
MTA101 Lecture 1
MTA101 Lecture 2
MTA101 Lecture 3
MTA101 Lecture 4
MTA101 Lecture 5
MTA101 Lecture 6
MTA101 Lecture 7
MTA101 Lecture 8
MTA101 Lecture 9
MTA101 Lecture 10
MTA101 Lecture 11
MTA101 Lecture 12
MTA101 Lecture 13
MTA101 Lecture 14
MTA101 Lecture 15
MTA
253 Spring Semester Topics
MTA
253 Spring Semester Guidelines
MTA
253 Lecture Topics
MTA 400
Professional Perspectives Seminar
Current Research/Creativity:
- In Print, Book: The Sixties, 1960-1969,
in The History of American Cinema Series, University
of California Press, paperback, May, 2003
(ISBN 0-520-23804-4)
- Completed, Introducing Positive Psychology" Film
(with Dennis Aig and Rick Rosenthal), a one-hour
documentary on this contemporary movement led
by Martin E.P. Seligman, George Vaillant, and
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. Recently shown
on PBS; soon available on internet or as a
DVD through Allyn and Bacon/Longman
- In Progress, Book: Hollywood In America:
The Essential History of the Movies
Awards and Achievements:
- Cox Family Award for Creative Scholarship
and Teaching
- Honorable Mention, the 33rd Annual Festival
of Short Film & Video
- Grand Jury Nomination, Best Experimental
Short, Bare Bones Film Festiva
- Advisory Board Member, the History of the
American Cinema Project
- Wiley Award for Meritorious Research
- National Fine Arts Video Competition Award
of Merit
- Montana Film & Video Festival Best Experimental
Non-Commercial Film
- Montana Broadcaster's Assn. Best Non-Commercial
Radio or TV Program
- Fulbright Professorships to Germany (twice)
- Chamber of Commerce/Alumni Association Teaching
Excellence Award (three times)
- American Library Association Selection Outstanding
Academic Book (Ribbons in Time)
- Who's who in the West, 1993 to present
- Who's who in America, 1995 to present
- Who's who in the World, 1995 to present
- Cox Award for Creative Scholarship & Teaching
- Annenberg Public Policy Committee Civic Engagement
Project Board Member Fulbright Senior Awards
Selection Committee Member for Germany/Austria
Fulbright Senior Specialists Selection Committee
Member (Dance, Film, Theatre)
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Course Materials:
MTA 101 Fall 0' Syllabus
MTA101 Lecture 1
MTA101 Lecture 1
MTA101 Lecture 1
MTA101F
Studio System/Studio Style
MTA101F
Production Code& Classic Hollywood
MTA101F
Classic Hollywood, Studio System, and 'Auteur' Creativity
MTA101F
World War II and The Cinema
MTA101F
Film Noir
MTA101F
Post-War Cinema & The Cold WarR
MTA101F
Transition In The 1950s
MTA101F Method Acting & Emerging 'Realism' In Cinema
MTA101F
The Cinema of Sensation
MTA101F
The Conglomerates and the Counter-Culture
MTA101F
Blockbuster or Event Film, & Hollywood High Concept
MTA101F
Movie Brats, 'Auteurism,' and Independent Film
MTA101F
Ancillaries and Alternatives
MTA101F Into Cinema's Second Century
MTA
253 Spring Semester Topics
MTA
253 Spring Semester Guidelines
MTA
253 Lecture Topics
MTA 400
Professional Perspectives Seminar
Current Research/Creativity:
- In Print, Book: The Sixties, 1960-1969,
in The History of American Cinema Series, University
of California Press, paperback, May, 2003
(ISBN 0-520-23804-4)
- Completed, Introducing Positive Psychology" Film
(with Dennis Aig and Rick Rosenthal), a one-hour
documentary on this contemporary movement led
by Martin E.P. Seligman, George Vaillant, and
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. Recently shown
on PBS; soon available on internet or as a
DVD through Allyn and Bacon/Longman
- In Progress, Book: Hollywood In America:
The Essential History of the Movies
Awards and Achievements:
- Cox Family Award for Creative Scholarship
and Teaching
- Honorable Mention, the 33rd Annual Festival
of Short Film & Video
- Grand Jury Nomination, Best Experimental
Short, Bare Bones Film Festiva
- Advisory Board Member, the History of the
American Cinema Project
- Wiley Award for Meritorious Research
- National Fine Arts Video Competition Award
of Merit
- Montana Film & Video Festival Best Experimental
Non-Commercial Film
- Montana Broadcaster's Assn. Best Non-Commercial
Radio or TV Program
- Fulbright Professorships to Germany (twice)
- Chamber of Commerce/Alumni Association Teaching
Excellence Award (three times)
- American Library Association Selection Outstanding
Academic Book (Ribbons in Time)
- Who's who in the West, 1993 to present
- Who's who in America, 1995 to present
- Who's who in the World, 1995 to present
- Cox Award for Creative Scholarship & Teaching
- Annenberg Public Policy Committee Civic Engagement
Project Board Member Fulbright Senior Awards
Selection Committee Member for Germany/Austria
Fulbright Senior Specialists Selection Committee
Member (Dance, Film, Theatre)
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Professional Interests:
- Film/Video/Television History and Theory
- Film Education
- Film/Video/Television Production
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