Cinema Undergraduate Degrees

...-speaking partner institutions where you will expand your learning of both the German language and German cinema... Learn about: German Speaking, German Language...

... and West Germany in 1989. You will also be able to pursue your own interests beyond the language you're learning through a wide range of comparative modules. If you really enjoy German cinema, for example, then you can opt to take modules in European and World cinema and gain an even broader knowledge... Learn about: Teaching Assistant, German Language...

...Join us at the University of Wolverhampton to study Media, Film and Television Studies and you will explore a wide range of media forms from classic cinema to social media. This will challenge and expand your understanding of the significance and role of cinema, television and digital media... Learn about: Film and Television...

... interests, including: Introduction to Hollywood, Introduction to European Cinema, Narrative and Culture, Scriptwriting, Creative Writing and more... Learn about: Creative Writing...

... to benefit from London’s unique cultural resources. Film Studies: Consistently one of the best departments for the study of film in the UK (Guardian University Guide). Friendly and supportive learning environment. Broad list of modules ranging from Contemporary European Cinema, Asian Cinema, experimental... Learn about: Film Studies, Comparative Literature...

... such as: television studies; skills for media research; new technologies; Hollywood or European film studies and World cinema; radio, new media and scriptwriting;... Learn about: New Media...

... languages taught at Essex, including German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese These languages can be studied alongside a complementary range of cultural and professional skills modules from Translating, Interpreting and Subtitling, to French Cinema and Culture...

...Introducing your degree Apply for the BA Film Studies with a Year Abroad degree and spend your third year at one of our international partner institutions. This course is for those who find themselves fascinated with the art of writing and critically analysing films. From earliest cinema... Learn about: Film Studies...

... cinema, popular culture, manga and anime. Entry requirements are flexible and you can join the degree at various levels of competence in Japanese, from complete beginner to advanced learner. This programme is also available for full-time evening study over four years, including a year of study abroad... Learn about: Japanese Language, Full Time...

... to explore a specific topic beyond the language you're learning through comparative modules. If you really enjoy French cinema, for example, then you can opt to take modules in European and World cinema and gain an even broader knowledge of the medium. An integral part of the course is the opportunity... Learn about: French Speaking, Advanced French...

... learning through comparative modules. For example, if you really enjoy film, then you can take a module in Italian cinema together with comparative modules in European and world cinema. It's a great way to broaden your knowledge and get even more enjoyment from the course. In the history component... Learn about: Modern History, Italian Language...

... Centre. Investigating the visual style and aesthetics of cinema and television, you’ll examine how modern audiences engage with a variety of genres, filmmakers and television productions, as well as studying the relationship of film and television to society. You’ll examine and analyse films... Learn about: Film and Television...

... The Invention of the Renaissance Woman Sport, Culture and History in Twentieth Century Italy Destination Italy: Cultural Responses to Migration Italian Cinema... Learn about: Art History, Italian Language...

..., will enable you to produce films to professional standards, write production proposals and give presentations. Our graduates regularly appear in the credits of major TV and cinema releases, win awards at prestigious film festivals and the Royal Television Society, and have their scripts developed... Learn about: Film Production...

... The Invention of the Renaissance Woman Sport, Culture and History in Twentieth Century Italy Destination Italy: Cultural Responses to Migration Italian Cinema... Learn about: German Language, Italian Language...

...) that features three theatre spaces, a digital cinema, a dedicated recording studio and a mixing suite. You will have access to a studio with a flexible lighting system, multi-camera facilities, a talk-back system and Chroma key, and a studio gallery linked to the theatres for live filming and mixing...

... diversity of film, literature and history of Germany. There are optional modules on German for Professional Purposes, European Cinema and Fiction. You can also study German as a beginner. In the second and final year you continue to develop your language skills and choose from optional modules... Learn about: German Language, English Language...

... range of genres, time periods, and regions, from Hollywood, world and independent cinema, to documentaries and television Simultaneously, you gain hands-on experience in film production and production management, essential for careers in the film and television industry We nurture the creative talent... Learn about: Film Studies, Film Production...

...Combine film theory, cinema studies and video making practice using the latest post-production work stations. Lectures are accompanied by weekly film screenings and interactive seminars... Learn about: Film Studies, Film Theory...

... typically include: Topics in World Cinema (15 credits) Contemporary European Cinema (15 credits) Authorship and Creativity in the Cinema (15 credits)... Learn about: French Literature, Film Studies, French Speaking...