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BA Film Studies
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Objectives
Film is a special medium which inspires a loyal following, but it is also part of a wider media landscape. This is why we have designed a programme in Film Studies which integrates the study of contemporary film-making as well as film history into the broader study of culture and the mass media. Studying film at Surrey also allows you to gain practical insights into the process of creating moving images. You will be able to use the Department's digital filming and editing equipment and the professional studio located on the campus. Three, two, one, action!
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Entry requirements
Typical entry requirements A level grades BBB (300 points) Film Studies with French/German/Russian/Spanish require A level grade B in the relevant language. Please contact us for requirements for ab initio Russian/Spanish.
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Academic title
BA Film Studies
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Course description
Programme Structure
Level 1
Film History
Semiotics
Introduction to Film Production
Media, Culture and Society
Level 2
Film Theory and Analysis
Methods of Culture, Media and Communication Research
Reading Television: Texts and Genres
Adaptations: Film and Literature
Documentary Film
Hollywood and US Film
Spanish Cinema
Visual Representations of the Past
Video Filming and Editing
Level 3
Dissertation
Video Project
Post-colonial Cinema
Film in Western Europe
Russian and Eastern Film in Western Europe
Media and Power
Shopping and Consumer Culture
Youth and Subcultures
Media Sport
Screenwriting
Ethnicity, Race and National Identity
Options from other disciplines
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Institution: University of Wolverhampton, School of Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences
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