BA (Hons.) Film

The Film BA Honours course at the University of Westminster presents students with the opportunity to explore, understand, and develop their skills in film production, within a practical and theoretical framework. It allows them to gain extensive knowledge about film as a medium, covers various genres, and helps them perceive its cultural and social consequences.Course Content: The course is divided into modules that cover various aspects of film making, including conceptualisation, production, and critical analysis. It also incorporates learning about the aesthetic, social, and political dimensions of film. Key Modules: Some of the key modules in the course include 'Explorations in World Cinema', 'Film Analysis', 'Introduction to Cinema and Television History', 'Media and Society', 'Film Production', and 'Film, Feeling, and Everyday Life'. The first year covers the basics of the subject and follows a broader study scope, while the second and third years allow for specialization. Accreditations: While specific accreditations for the course aren't mentioned, the University of Westminster is a member of the Creative Skillset Media Academy Network, recognised for excellence in teaching and links with industry contacts.Future Careers: Graduates of this course often find themselves working in varying roles in the film industry, from scriptwriting and directing to production. Many also go on to further study in postgraduate film and television programs, and some enter related fields such as advertising or digital marketing.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.