Those who are keen on working in the Film industry can find Film and Media studies appealing as they will learn theoretical concepts and practical knowledge of making and designing traditional and digital visuals.
Overview
Students will study the traditional and electronic worlds of imagery, in film and media. The program will give students an in-depth understanding of motion pictures, multimedia, and interactive segments of visual representation, students also can study the classic genres of imaging as well.
While studying the course students will get a general idea of film-making and useful insights into certain aspects of the profession.
By the end of this course, you will have secure theoretical and practical knowledge about the features of visual communication, and you will be able to create films.
Structure of the program
- During the motion picture art practice, you will learn the regulations of dramatic composition, editing, and production.
- In the semesters of motion picture techniques built on each other you will get to know the form language of filmmakers, cameramen, and sound editing works.
- You will have the opportunity to make one-camera or multi-camera shootings, the acquisition of the operation of the most important post-production software, and try out various motion picture genres and roles.
Career opportunities
Motion picture maker at institutes specializing in mass communication and media
In film post-production
As an organizer in program production in editorial offices
Motion picture maker working for advertising and PR experts
Qualification
Film and Media Specialist
Main topics
Film theory, history of motion pictures, motion picture art practice, motion picture technologies (cameraman - directing and writing studies, sound technique, video postproduction), visual study analysis, and practice.
Required Documents
High school diploma.
English language proficiency (IELTS 5.5) OR equivalent.