BA Film Practices
Entry requirements
A level: ABB IB: 32 points
About this course
BA (Hons) Photography, focused on documentary filmmaking and non-fiction film practice. Students work both independently and in film crews across individual and group projects, with a student exchange semester available. A Film Practice Project module provides a capstone experience, and graduates produce a portfolio of documentary and experimental non-fiction films.
Modules
- Film Theory for Practice
- Academic Skills for Film Practice
- Introduction to Film Technologies
- Introduction to World Cinema: Ideas, Art, Cultures
- Starting out in Filmmaking
- Introduction to the Documentary: From documentation to non-fiction film
- Film Theory for Practice 2: Filmmakers and Manifestos
- Filmmaking: Ideas to Screen
- Making a Short Documentary
- Creative Documentary Practices
- Intersectional Approaches in Media & Cultural Studies
- Student Exchange: Semester 1
- Film Industry and Alternative Practices
- Popular Culture: Futures & Fictions
- Conflict and Crisis Reporting
- Cities in East Asian Cinema: Culture, History and Identity
- Observational Filmmaking
- Film Practice Project
- Popular Culture: Futures & Fictions
- Conflict and Crisis Reporting
- Youth, Identity and Contemporary Media
- Memory Matters: Mediating Present Pasts for the Future
- Storytelling and Collective Psychology
- Digital Politics, Communication, and AI
- Feminist Approaches to Media Analysis
- Digital Discourses and Identity
- Material Media: Bodies, Technology, Culture
- Cities in East Asian Cinema: Culture, History and Identity