Blend practical work with the theoretical study of film and television – from the late nineteenth century to the modern day – including world cinema, avant-garde, digital and experimental filmmaking. Explore the cinema of classical and contemporary Hollywood together with new forms of digital entertainment and video art. Investigate television from its origins in the mid-twentieth century to contemporary engagements with new media and digital platforms, from soap opera to sitcom   to sci-fi.

Develop into a creative, innovative, informed filmmaker. Gain academic knowledge and practical skills, with opportunities to collaborate on the production of short films and television programmes. In addition to the history and meaning of films, you’ll receive technical training in a range of creative techniques.   A critical-only route is also available.

Our degrees produce successful playwrights, directors, producers, critics, writers, visual FX experts, cinematographers, and film and theatre makers. Graduates also enter marketing, media, advertising, journalism   and teaching.