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BA (Hons) Film Studies
Structure
Year one
Through a series of core modules, year 1 will introduce you to the history of cinema from its origins to the present day. It will also examine a range of critical approaches to film as well as investigating the world’s most powerful film industry: Hollywood.
Semester 1
Film Meaning
Film Form
Film Movements
Film Histories
Critical Approaches to Film
Semester 2
Classical Hollywood Cinema
Film Movements II
Film Histories II
Critical Approaches to Film II
Year Two
The first part of year 2 will extend your basic knowledge and understanding of cinema through core modules that focus on areas such as British cinema and contemporary Hollywood. In the second part of the year you will be able to build upon your knowledge and understanding by pursuing modules that reflect the expertise of Salford’s Film Studies teaching staff, these may include: Cinema Asia, Comedy and British Cinema, Film Journalism and Popular European Cinema.
Semester 1
British Cinema
Genre and Beyond
Contemporary American Cinema
Semester 2
Three options from the following:
Cinema Asia
Comedy and British Cinema
Popular European Cinema
Film Journalism
Year Three
The final year offers you the opportunity to specialise further by choosing from industry-focused modules such Film Distribution and Exhibition or more traditional subjects such as Regional Filmmaking, Film and Political Movements or British Television Drama. All final year students will also complete a dissertation.
Semester 1
Three options from the following:
Film Distribution and Exhibition
Regional Filmmaking
Film and Political Movements
British Television Drama
Semester 2
Dissertation
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