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Study Details: 12 months full-time
The Masters focuses on low-budget and experimental filmmaking and media art. It is designed to provide the necessary practical and critical skills required for current and ‘future’ screen-based production. At a time when new technologies continuously transform or shift the production and dissemination of film and new media arts, developing versatile skills and knowledge is ever more essential for those in experimental filmmaking, moving image and media art practice. This programme crosses between practice and theory of film, moving image and new media arts, and provides an open space for experimentation, while advancing skills and creative practice. It is suitable for experimental filmmakers, media producers, new media artists, and those involved in theory and practice of moving image arts.
2.1 Hons (or non-UK equivalent) in Film and TV Studies, New Media Arts, Visual Arts or another relevant subject with at least 30% of credit bearing modules in Theory oriented module in Film-making and Media Arts and/or Practice oriented module in Film-making and Media Arts at an average grade of pass.
Focusing on practice as research, the programme facilitates a platform for those interested to continue further into practice-based PhD studies and an academic career. The programme will also equip you with the ability to develop a career as a media producer, with a particular focus on low-budget and experimental productions. You will have the opportunity to explore and develop a portfolio of skills enabling you to work as an independent practitioner in today’s creative industries. It is an innovative programme that teaches artistic, technical and research skills and is designed to support graduates that are interested in working for media companies or who may wish to pursue their own independent filmmaking and/or media arts practice.
Core courses:
Practical Workshop 1: Project Preparation
Experimental Art and Media
Practical Workshop 2: Pilot project
Optional course:
Advanced Topics in Film Studies
Advanced Topics in Television Studies
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