BA (Hons.) Film

The Film BA (Hons) course at the University of Brighton delves into the critical and creative perspectives of cinema. Students will acquire expansive knowledge of film history, aesthetics, and cultural and social contexts of filmmaking. The course places a strong focus on developing individual creativity, critical understanding, and key practical filmmaking skills. Course Content: The Film BA (Hons) course focuses on studying and producing films, with an emphasis on cinematic storytelling, audience engagement, and film-form. The course also explores the relationships between moving image cultures and sociocultural issues.Key Modules: The course is divided into various key modules, including Cinema and its Critics, Cinema and Genre, Cinema and Nation, Film Theory, and Practice Units such as Film Production. In their final year, students participate in a practical project or research study with a focus on their individual interests and career ambitions.Future Careers: The Film BA (Hons) course cultivates a wide set of skills including critical thinking, research, project planning, and practical filmmaking, preparing students for a range of careers in the film and creative sectors. Graduates can pursue roles in film production, film criticism, film and cultural event organisation, as well as further academic study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.