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University of the West of Scotland: Filmmaking
Institution | University of the West of Scotland |
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Department | Business and Creative Industries |
Web | http://www.uws.ac.uk |
ask@uws.ac.uk | |
Telephone | 0800 027 1000 |
Study type | Taught |
MA
Summary
Our ScreenSkills accredited MA Filmmaking programme provides a stimulating, supportive and professional environment in which you can freely yet rigorously develop your unique voice and develop the skills to transform dreams into cinematic realities.
The programme is designed to support those who wish to work professionally in a variety of roles; including as directors, producers, writers, editors, cinematographers, sound recordists, designers and editors. Students will be taught advanced industry practice in fiction, documentary or experimental filmmaking genres, including immersive virtual reality productions.
Working collaboratively, students will each make three films over the course of the year (a documentary, a fiction film, and then a graduation film in any genre). You will combine theory and production in film practice modules, whilst also extending your professional knowledge and industry understanding of the practice of filmmaking in two other classroom-based modules.
Teaching on this master's is undertaken by active and award-winning film practitioners. You will also have the opportunity to attend specialist industry events at the Glasgow Film Festival. Opportunities will also exist to learn from the professionals who work in Film City and, on occasion, for you to make use of the Film City facilities to complete post-production on your own films.
Mixing the best of behind-camera talent, with the business expertise that takes scripts from the page, through development and, finally, to the big screen, we seek to inspire and equip our students with knowledge and contacts necessary to fulfil their ambitions.
Level | SCQF Level 11 |
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Entry requirements | Honours degree (minimum lower second) or equivalent. You will be required to submit a portfolio of relevant creative work (previous films or creative projects), a written statement (500-750 words), and attend an interview with the Course Leader either in person or via video conference. Our course may in certain circumstances permit entry where specific professional or other experience is demonstrated and is deemed appropriate to the level. |
Location | Ayr Campus University Avenue Ayr KA8 0SX |
Summary
Our ScreenSkills accredited MA Filmmaking programme provides a stimulating, supportive and professional environment in which you can freely yet rigorously develop your unique voice and develop the skills to transform dreams into cinematic realities.
The programme is designed to support those who wish to work professionally in a variety of roles; including as directors, producers, writers, editors, cinematographers, sound recordists, designers and editors. Students will be taught advanced industry practice in fiction, documentary or experimental filmmaking genres, including immersive virtual reality productions.
Working collaboratively, students will each make three films over the course of the year (a documentary, a fiction film, and then a graduation film in any genre). You will combine theory and production in film practice modules, whilst also extending your professional knowledge and industry understanding of the practice of filmmaking in two other classroom-based modules.
Teaching on this master's is undertaken by active and award-winning film practitioners. You will also have the opportunity to attend specialist industry events at the Glasgow Film Festival. Opportunities will also exist to learn from the professionals who work in Film City and, on occasion, for you to make use of the Film City facilities to complete post-production on your own films.
Mixing the best of behind-camera talent, with the business expertise that takes scripts from the page, through development and, finally, to the big screen, we seek to inspire and equip our students with knowledge and contacts necessary to fulfil their ambitions.
Level | SCQF Level 11 |
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Entry requirements | Honours degree (minimum lower second) or equivalent. You will be required to submit a portfolio of relevant creative work (previous films or creative projects), a written statement (500-750 words), and attend an interview with the Course Leader either in person or via video conference. Our course may in certain circumstances permit entry where specific professional or other experience is demonstrated and is deemed appropriate to the level. |
Location | Ayr Campus University Avenue Ayr KA8 0SX |
Summary
This course equips aspiring and emerging filmmakers with the skills to transform their dreams into cinematic realities.MA Filmmaking is designed to nurture emerging film talent and support students as they develop their own original visions and voices. The programme is intended both for students who wish to develop a personal, authored practice in directing or screenwriting across the whole range of screen genres – fiction, documentary, essay and experimental film – and for advanced practitioners in cinematography, sound recording/design and editing, who wish to expand their experience and showreel with the support of leading professionals. The MA Filmmaking is for people who have a single-minded dedication to the cinema and its tradition, including the way that tradition is currently being transformed in the contemporary digital environment.
Level | SCQF Level 11 |
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Entry requirements | Honours degree (minimum lower second) or equivalent. Candidates will be required to submit a portfolio of relevant creative work (previous films or creative projects) and a written statement (500-750 words), and attend an interview with the programme leader either in person of via video conference. The programme may in certain circumstances permit entry to the course where specific professional or other experience is demonstrated and is deemed appropriate to the level. |
Location | Ayr Campus University Avenue Ayr KA8 0SX |
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