You will have the opportunity to develop your creative practice skills alongside the analytical study of screen and literary texts. You will explore the core areas of Film Studies, with Keele’s combined emphasis on local and global film cultures, and its focus on the key concepts and issues in film history and theory. Looking across a range of films and filmmaking contexts, you will analyse, discuss and debate the cultural significance and creative possibilities of this powerful medium as well as having the opportunity to develop your screenwriting skills.

Alongside this, you will study literature and creative writing in every semester, experimenting with prose and poetry to develop your skills and to become a mature practitioner. You’ll be taught by a team of researchers and practitioners who are active and experts in their fields, with a commitment to lively and innovative teaching methods. 

Jobs that a graduate of this course could go on to do:

• Film/video Editor
• Location Manager
• Programme Researcher
• Production Designer
• Runner Broadcasting
• Television Floor Manager
• Associate Producer
• Camera Operator
• Web Designer
• Advertising Copywriter
• Public Relations Officer
• Arts Administrator
• Theatre Assistant
• Marketing Executive