Amy Shore

Amy Shore is Professor of Cinema & Screen Studies at SUNY Oswego. She came to Oswego in 2005 to help found the major, which has grown from a handful of majors in the early years to over 160 current majors. She primarily teaches courses in film history, theory, and criticism but also teaches hybrid courses that integrate theory and practice. Her research and publications focus on the use of film and video for social movements, and her publications include Suffrage and the Silver Screen (Peter Lang, 2014), a book-length study of the American woman suffrage movement's use of film to gain the vote. She earned her MA and PhD from New York University's Cinema Studies Program and a BA in Spanish Literature from the University of Delaware.

Spring 2023 Courses
ENG 286: Introduction to Cinema & Screen Studies, MWF 9:10 to 10:05 in 206 Marano Campus Center with Monday evening lab (6:00 to 8:00pm) in 175 Shineman
ENG 386: The Cinema (Introduction to Film Theory), MWF 10:20 to 11:15 in 206 Marano Campus Center with Tuesday evening lab (6:00 to 8:00pm) in 305 Park Hall
ENG 388: Film Genre, MWF 1:50 to 2:45 in 225 Marano Campus Center with Monday evening lab (6:00 to 8:00pm) in 173 Shineman