Professor Liebing is so sweet and supportive! Classes mostly consisted of guest speakers from various film industries, with the professors updates on the film world and such. You get out of the class what you put into it. If you actually make an effort to ask the speakers questions and reach out to film industry individuals, then you will likely see productive results. If not, you'll still get an A, but perhaps not the network that the class is intended to provide you with.

The midterm and final are both super easy and fun! I don't think Liebing gives out bad grades to anyone, and he is very kind in his feedback. If you are interested in getting into the film industry, but don't know where to start, this class is a great choice!

The class was a drag - probably because it was scheduled from 7-9:50pm on Mondays. Barely anyone showed up. He mostly used Zoom for class. He showed movie trailers and Box office numbers for most of the course. I didn't learn anything other than how to make a TV show pitch that could be useful for some people. We had to do a group project which was also a drag, but we made it work.

Overall, lovely man, but I didn't learn much—no exams, just busy work, which took a lot of time.