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Objectives
This course examines the way professionals create film images and how new technologies affect those images and stories. Students are introduced to practical and theoretical issues around cinema, media convergence, new media, media industries and their management methods. Editing and design skills, animation production and digital video production are all core to the course. Options include sound design for moving image, cinematography and scriptwriting. This course provides students with skills to analyse, design and produce media for audiences and the industries that make this possible. Creative and professional practice is firmly linked to critical reflection.
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Entry requirements
Normally students will need five GCSEs of grade C or above and two A levels or national equivalents. Maths GCSE is not required. Applicants with international qualifications and mature applicants are welcome. This course is also available as a four-year extended degree, the first year of which is the Foundation Year Art, Media, Design.
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Academic title
BA Cinematics
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Course description
Course structure
You will take 17 core modules, seven optional modules (from a possible 22 options including Work Placement) and undertake research.
Level 1
Cinematics
Post Production Crafts
Art, Media and Design in Context
Thinking Art, Media & Design
Introduction to Digital Communications
Level 2
Professional Practice in Creative Industries
Media Industry Practices
3D/2D Motion Graphics
Motion
New Media Genres and Applications
Level 3
Final Project
Moving Image Production
Advanced New Media
Digital Moving Image
British Cinema