BA (Hons) Film

The BA (Hons) Film course at Bournemouth University is a dynamic, cross-disciplinary program designed to equip students with advanced film-making skills and theoretical knowledge. This course offers a platform for creativity and ambition, providing students the opportunity to not just watch but to create, critique, and get involved in all aspects of film-making including the technical, ethical, and cultural factors involved in the process of creating films.Course Content: The course allows students to delve into a wide variety of topics in film-making, ranging from the aesthetics of films to the more technical aspects of film production. These include story and script development, cinematography, editing, sound, and post-production. There are three study levels, each increasingly specialized towards a professional practice in the broad film industry. The course encourages students to become independent film-makers and promotes creative freedom, pushing students to discover their own visual style.Key Modules: The course is divided into several significant modules such as Film Language and Production, Arts and Culture, Film Form and Style, Film Critics and Cultures, Interdisciplinary Film Project, Major Global Film-Makers, Major Project Pre-Production, and Major Project Production and Post - to name a few.Accreditations: The BA (Hons) Film course is accredited by ScreenSkills, the industry-led skills body for the UK's screen-based industries.Future Careers: The variety of topics covered and skills learned throughout this course prepare students for a wide range of careers in the film industry. These may include roles such as film director, cameraperson, editor, and many more. The course also focuses on employability, providing students with transferable skills applicable to other sectors if they decide to venture beyond the film industry.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.