BA Film and Television Studies and English
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: International Baccalaureate Diploma 30 points. GCSE English equivalent SL 5 or HL 4
About this course
BA (Hons) in English and Film Studies and Photography, combining literary study with screen media and photographic practice. Core topics include research methods, design and creative practice, and ethics and professional practice. A placement year is available between the second and third years. The programme is part of the BAFTA albert education partnership, with access to industry-standard production equipment.
Modules
- The Professional Self
- Representation and Identity
- The Reader’s Toolkit
- The Writer's Toolkit
- World Literature
- Literary London
- The Craft of Filmmaking
- Creative Project Development
- Literature and History
- Writing and Difference
- Alternative Film and Video Practices
- Professional Life
- Critical Perspectives
- Understanding the Film and TV Industries
- Genre Fiction
- Literatures of Inequality: Global Fictions
- The Novel: The Nineteenth Century
- Literary Movements: Modernism
- Literature and Revolution: Romanticism
- Texts and Afterlives: Shakespeare
- Contemporary Fiction: Britain and Ireland
- Postcolonial Writing
- Film and Television Genres
- World Cinemas
- Animation
- Screenwriting I
- Written Dissertation in Film and Television Studies
- English Special Project
- Gender and Sexuality
- The Horror Film
- Documentary: Image and Violence
- Analysis of Film and Television Work Experience
- Movies and Migration
- Screenwriting II
- Literature, Culture, Society: The Victorians
- Literature, Gender, Sexuality: The Women's Movement
- Writing Otherness: The Muslim World in Early Modern Literature
- Post-War and Late Twentieth-Century Literature 1945 - 2001
- Special Topic: Violence
- Author Study: Chaucer to Shakespeare