Cinema Postgraduate Degrees

... PI31024 – German Idealism and Its consequences EN32034 – Mediaevalism at the Movies EN31027 – Theoretical Perspectives on Film from Early Cinema to New... Learn about: Comparative Politics, International Relations, New Media...

... Studies Department within Queen Mary University’s School of Languages, Linguistics and Film. Located in the Arts One and Two buildings, the school boasts a bespoke 41-seat cinema, state-of-the-art black box film studio facilities, up-to-date camera and post-production technology. Film Studies has great... Learn about: Film Studies, Post Production...

... Cinema Contemporary US Fiction Culture and Human Rights Freud in the world: psychoanalysis, literary writing and the legacies of history Language Matters... Learn about: Human Rights, Culture and Human Rights, Reading the Contemporary...

... and skills to thrive in this dynamic, fast-paced sector. Our School has a range of fantastic facilities to support your studies. The 58-seat Phil Taylor Cinema is equipped with Dolby Digital sound and high-definition projection facilities, as well as projectors for 16mm and 35mm film. You can also... Learn about: New Media, Communication Training...

... PI31024 – German Idealism and Its consequences EN32034 – Mediaevalism at the Movies EN31027 – Theoretical Perspectives on Film from Early Cinema to New... Learn about: International Relations, New Media, Comparative Politics...

... only. Final-year students have the opportunity to pursue a sustained piece of academic work in a research project. Resources and facilities The School offers excellent on-campus resources to aid your studies, including: the Queen Mary library our state-of-the-art 41-seater cinema professional and broadcast... Learn about: Film Making, Film Programming, Film Editing...

... Taught)20German Cinema of the New Millennium Year 3 (Level 5 YR OUT) FHEQ 5 Sandwich Year Students choose 120 credits from the following: Compulsory... Learn about: Communication Training...

... and culture. By combining core and optional modules, you’ll build language skills and explore topics from literature and cinema to national identity and the African Diaspora. You’ll also benefit from the Instituto Camões – the cultural institute of the Portuguese government is on campus and you’ll have access... Learn about: Portuguese Language, American History...

... PI31024 – German Idealism and Its consequences EN32034 – Mediaevalism at the Movies EN31027 – Theoretical Perspectives on Film from Early Cinema to New... Learn about: Comparative Politics, New Media, International Relations...

...Course summary Overview On the MA Film Production, the learning experience is built around practical production modules, underpinned by theory that explores key developments in the history of cinema. Our aim is to nurture filmmakers who can critically reflect on the form and content of... Learn about: Film Production, Film Theory...

... Film and Screen Media Screen Media: History, Technology and Culture INDICATIVE OPTION MODULES British Cinema and Television 1960-85 Issues in Global...

... and Photoshop. The 58-seat Phil Taylor Cinema screens films twice a week during term time, and is equipped with HD video projection facilities, 16mm and 35mm film projectors and Dolby Digital surround sound. Our newly refurbished basement area has 5 bespoke specialist production pods as well as a new teaching... Learn about: Communication Training...

... PI31024 – German Idealism and Its consequences EN32034 – Mediaevalism at the Movies EN31027 – Theoretical Perspectives on Film from Early Cinema to New... Learn about: New Media, International Relations, Comparative Politics...

... Studies. Compared to other Film Studies departments, Queen Mary has particular strengths in new areas of research in Film Philosophy, in Ecocinema and Screening Nature, and in film outside the cinema – in art galleries, on public screens, across social media. Why study your MA in Film Studies at Queen... Learn about: Film Analysis, Film Studies...

... MODULES Artists' Film: the museum, the gallery and beyond Audio-Visual Histories of Cinema British Cinema and Television 1960-85 Contemporary American...

... and culture, but you’ll also choose from a wide range of optional modules to explore topics from medieval and Renaissance art and literature to cinema and specialised uses of Italian in business. If you have A-level Russian or equivalent, this degree will improve and refine your language skills, and introduce... Learn about: Russian Language, History Politics, Italian Language...

... – Theoretical Perspectives on Film from Early Cinema to New Media PO32007 - EU Politics and Simulation PO31011 - The Collapse of the Soviet Union Plus Core module... Learn about: International Relations, New Media, Comparative Politics...

... exploration of industry cultures, the relationships between media and society, and practical work. We are one of the longest-established centres for film and television studies in the UK. We are world leaders in the study of British, Hollywood and international cinemas, popular film and television genres... Learn about: Film Production, Film and Television, Television Production...

... from a selection of "Film Production", "Film Aesthetics", "Film and Moving Image Culture", "Television and Visual Media", "World Cinema", "Film Festivals" and "Film Programming". To complete your studies, you will either write a dissertation, produce a short film or undertake a film programming project... Learn about: Film Production, Film Programming...

... and optional modules, you’ll build language skills and explore topics from literature and cinema to national identity and the African Diaspora. You’ll also benefit from the Instituto Camões – the cultural institute of the Portuguese government is on campus and you’ll have access to all of its facilities.... Learn about: Chinese Language, American History, Portuguese Language...