Film and Television Production MA

• Process and Practice as ResearchYou will engage with the relationship between research and production. In particular you will explore the process of designing a research project for Art and Design students at Masters level.

• Visual StorytellingThis module will help you better understand visual storytelling and develop skills essential to successful contemporary factual programming.

• Understanding the AudienceThis practical and theoretical module will introduce you to the critical role of the audience in the conception and design of factual programming.

• Master's Dissertation Art and DesignThis module forms the major written element of the MA programme. On it, you will be invited to choose a topic related to your area of study, as the basis for a research essay of up to 8,000 words.

• Master's Project: Art and DesignThe Masters Project represents the culmination of your learning on the programme, and giving you the opportunity to develop and resolve a major area of enquiry.
  
  Assessment

You’ll demonstrate your learning, and ensure you’re developing the knowledge and skills to complete the course, through:

• producing and directing films of different lengths and styles
• working in a team on a TV studio production
• written production analyses and reflective commentaries
• essays
• filming schedules and budgets
• film pitches
• your final Masters Project: this film is your 'calling card' for the industry

Your assignments are usually submitted at the end of each term. You’ll also be assessed informally and given feedback during the term to help you achieve to the highest level. Feedback could be on a film, a presentation or group participation; it will be given by your tutor and your fellow students.