MA Film and Television Production
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Postgraduate
In Hatfield
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Hatfield
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
September
The MA Film and Television production programme offers an opportunity for students to initiate, develop and realise original film and television work in directing, producing and screenwriting. Students enhance their creative practice in film and television to professional levels, with the aim of pursuing a successful career in the industry. The programme commences with a series of taught modules, intended to augment the student's critical judgment and technical capability, before embarking on a major project, in the form of a substantial screenplay or digital film.
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About this course
The MA Film and Television has changed name to MA Film and Television Production. The course structure remains the same and the name change is purely to emphasise that this is a practical facing Film and Television Master's course.
Film and TV degree production provides an exciting opportunity to learn advanced producing, directing and screenwriting techniques and to build professional links within the UK and international film and television industry.This postgraduate degree provides a practical and intensive study of filmmaking in an environment that encourages experimentation, professional development and cutting edge ideas. Students work with up to date professional equipment and facilities and, as part of their Masters Degree, produce, direct or write a major film project with an individually tailored marketing and distribution strategy.
You will also have the opportunity to exhibit your work at the University and there are good opportunities to develop your teaching experience by mentoring undergraduate students in your subject area. When you successfully complete your MA, you will have made a very substantial addition to your CV and have a clear understanding of the next steps in the development of your career.
An honours degree (2:2 or above) or equivalent professional experience. In addition please supply any evidence of previous film, video, scriptwriting and/or other relevant experience. This may be short films made as an undergraduate and/or productions you have worked on in the industry. If you have not produced any video/film work or written any original scripts, please provide an outline for your major project (short 15-20 minute film / or feature length script).
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I had a great learning experience. But Wifi wasn't good at all. Do something about it.
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The university stands average. There is nothing much to do. The courses and the facilities are good enough. It is located in a boring town of Hatfield, students union is a saviour.
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I t was all fun here until they started organising multiple tests. Everything was fine. The lecturers were fine as well but the only drawback was misscommunication via online information portal. We faced many losses like resheduled onlin exam. Also students opinion is neglected very often.
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Course rating
Recommended
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Subjects
- Industry
- Film and Television
- Television Production
- Television Directing
- Project
- Production
- Television make-up
- Television wardrobe
- Film
- Television
- Economies
Course programme
Structure
Level 7
Core Modules
- Creative Economies - 15 Credits
- Major Study: Film and Television Production - 60 Credits
- Research and Enquiry - 15 Credits
- Discourse/Reflection: Professional Project Development - 30 Credits Practice 1: Script Development - 30 Credits
- Practice 2: Camera, Sound and Editing - 30 Credits
Optional
- Research and Enquiry (Online) - 15 Credits
- Creative Economies (Online) - 15 Credits
You are taught in an intensive mix of lectures, seminars, workshops, tutorials, masterclasses and industry guest sessions. Tutorial support is offered in small groups and one-to-one, with further support available online and by email.
All students on the PG Media programme engage in an interdisciplinary project as a part of their MA study, giving them an opportunity to work with students from other disciplines in an experimental and creative way.
Additional information
MA Film and Television Production