Investigating Film Practice

London College of Communication - Univ. of the Arts London

Master

In London

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Description

  • Type

    Master

  • Location

    London

  • Duration

    2 Years

The course will examine practical, cultural, ethical, and theoretical contexts in which film is produced, distributed and critiqued. The course will access research institutions, industry guilds, companies and archives, in both public and private sectors. Suitable for: Postgraduates who wish to pursue a career in film or related fields.

Facilities

Location

Start date

London
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Elephant And Castle, SE1 6SB

Start date

On request

About this course

Applicants will be expected to have a good undergraduate degree and or commensurate experience in industry, film arts practice, technology, museum or cinema exhibition or festivals, visual anthropologists etc. They should have some technical proficiency in at least one area of film practice.

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Course programme

Content

The course will have strong emphasis on the study of film (cinema, television and moving image related) practices, with a chief aim being to document and describe new knowledge and historic knowledge of practices in related industry and film arts.

The strong taught component is fundamentally informed by the notion of combined theory and practice.

Appropriate research methodology will allow students to initiate, develop and analyse by intervention with practitioners (in workplace environments and as visitors).

The London College of Communication has been designated as a Screen Academy by Skillset and the UK Film Council.

Structure

Areas of the film industry which will be explored include:

  • Craft areas of directing
  • Producing
  • Production design
  • Cinematography
  • Sound design
  • Editing
  • Animation
  • Visual and special effects
  • Costume and make-up and related areas of business
  • Cultural and technological invention in documentary and fiction forms will be explored

Dedication

2 years, part-time.

Additional information

Payment options: Home/EU Fee £2,050 per year + registration fee. International Fee £6,125 per year + registration fee. Fees given as guidance only and will be subject to review.
Comments: This course is taught within the Faculty of Media.

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Investigating Film Practice

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