BA Writing for Broadcasting, Media and Performance
Entry requirements
A level: BBB-CCC IB: 30-26
About this course
BA in Film Studies, combining film, television and theatre practice. Core topics include Research Methods. Staff have professional reputations for writing for continuing television drama including Doctors and Hollyoaks. The department is located near the National Library of Wales, which houses the National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales.
Modules
- Studying Film
- Studying Television
- Theatre in Context 1
- Theatre in Context 2
- Writing Continuing TV Drama
- Making Short Films 1
- Movements in Film History
- Site-Specific Performance Project
- Writing Audio Drama
- Writing for Film and Television
- Art Cinema
- Creative Documentary
- Creative Fiction: Horror
- Digital Culture
- Directors' Theatre
- Film Stardom and Celebrity
- LGBT Film & Television
- Shakespeare in Performance
- The Story of Television
- Theatre and Contemporary Society
- Work in the Film & Television Industries
- Youth Cultures
- Playwriting
- Scriptwriting 1
- Scriptwriting 2
- Contemporary Drama
- Contemporary TV
- Cult Cinema: Texts, Histories and Audiences
- Experimental Cinema
- Gender and the Media
- Independent Research Project
- Music Theatre Dramaturgies
- Performance and Architecture
- Performance and Disability
- Videogame Theories