Film & Visual Culture

Overview
Film and Visual Culture at Liverpool Hope is summed up by the term critical and creative practice. Critical practice enables you to study the history, theory and contemporary subject of film, whilst having the opportunity to apply this understanding to creative practice in the fields of screenwriting, filmmaking (drama and documentary), photography and animation. Thus you will graduate with a degree underpinned by academic rigour, but with the transferable skills needed if you intend to work in the creative industries.
Why study this subject at Hope?
Film and Visual Culture gives you the unique opportunity to illuminate your academic understanding with creative practice, and to underpin your practical skills with theoretical rigour.
You will be taught by academics and practitioners who are leading international specialists in their fields and will be supported by exceptional library and equipment resources.
You will study in the country’s leading film city outside London and will have exciting opportunities to work in the creative industries, building your CV and showreel before graduation.
Subject Guides
Read more about studying this course at Liverpool Hope in our Film and Visual Culture Subject Guide. ‌‌
Film & Visual Culture Subject Guide 2017
The programme specification for this subject is subject to approval.