Frank Scheide

Associate Professor
(Ph.D., University of Wisconsin)

523 Kimpel
479.575.5961
fscheide@uark.edu

Teaching Interests:

Film Lecture, American Film Survey, International Film

Research Interests:

Film History and Criticism, Documentary Film, Native American History, Culture, and Politics.

Publications:

Professor Scheide co-edited, with Hooman Mehran, the books Chaplin: The Dictator and the Tramp, and Chaplin's Limelight and the Music Hall Tradition. He is the author of a textbook entitled Introductory Film Criticism: A Historical Perspective, and his catalog of out-takes from films made by Charles Chaplin between 1916 and 1952, has been published on-line by the British Film Institute in London, England. Professor Scheide's research has been published in Free Speech Yearbook, Journal of Communication Studies, and The Velvet Light Trap Review of the Cinema.

Others:

He was project director for the award winning PBS documentary, The Keetoowahs Come Home.