Film Studies, BA Hons
Greenwich Campus, United Kingdom
Overview
Film Studies Degree
For a prime film studies degree with a unique edge, consider studying at one of the UK's leading film locations, where you might even catch Hollywood in action. Greenwich's film studies program offers an in-depth exploration of film history, focusing on the social and cultural impact of cinema while honing your critical analysis skills. Students will delve into camera techniques, editing, and various aspects of filmmaking, going beyond just production and post-production. Graduates can look forward to diverse careers in scriptwriting, marketing, distribution, archival work, education, and media research, stepping into roles such as film promotion, story development, film festival management, and media education.
Campus Highlights
Greenwich’s iconic campus has served as a backdrop for Hollywood blockbusters, including Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. The program equips students with both theoretical knowledge and practical filmmaking skills, preparing them to be versatile contributors to today’s film and media industries.
Key Highlights
- Comprehensive examination of the global and local impacts of film industries.
- Theoretical and practical learning through independent research and peer collaboration.
- Development of strong critical analysis skills that are highly valued in multimedia environments.
- Enhancement of excellent communication abilities, both in writing and visual analysis.
Course Breakdown
Year 1:
- Core modules include Screen Now, Media Technologies, Storytelling for Moving Image, and Screen Histories.
Year 2:
- Core modules such as Transnational Screens and Independent Filmmaking Practices with optional choices like Rethinking Documentary and Writing for the Screen.
Year 3:
- Includes Cinema and Space, along with electives such as Advanced Projects or Television Futures.
Workload and Opportunities
With a blend of contact hours and independent study, each module requires dedication. Beyond the classroom, students can engage in guest lectures, workshops, and society events. The program also offers the option to take a "sandwich mode," allowing a year in the industry that bridges theory with hands-on experience. Graduates are well-prepared for careers across various sectors, including film production, media marketing, and communication roles. Support from Greenwich's Employability and Careers Service provides tailored assistance for placements, internships, and career development.
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