MA Filmmaking

The MA Filmmaking course at Manchester Metropolitan University is an industry-focused program that allows students to develop the critical and technical skills required to become creative and innovative filmmakers. Taught by a team of practiced film workers and academic specialists, the course is designed to provide learners with a collaborative environment to create, script, develop, pitch, and distribute their own film projects.Course Content: The MA Filmmaking course is divided into four units: Creative Development, Pre-production, Production, and Post-production. These units will provide students the opportunity to develop both the technical skills (e.g. scriptwriting, directing etc.) and the transferable skills (e.g. enterprise, budgeting, project management etc.) required in the industry.Key Modules: This course covers key aspects of filmmaking such as Film Project Development, Making Short Films, and Critical Studies in Film and Media. Also included in the programme are other compulsory modules like Research Methods, Film Production, Documentary Filmmaking, and Innovation in the Moving Image. Future Careers: After completing the MA Filmmaking course, students can explore a career in various roles in the film industry such as Director, Screenwriter, Cinematographer, Editor and Producer. The course also prepares graduates to work in alternative areas like arts administration, marketing, and other creative industries. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.