BA (Hons) Practical Filmmaking - Applications still open for Sept 2010

The Met Film School is London's leading provider of practical filmmaking courses, based in Ealing Studios.

 

 

Course Overview

 

BA Practical Filmmaking is designed for students who want an intensive, two-year study of practical filmmaking. During the programme you will gain a comprehensive range of practical production skills that focus on creative development, writing, directing, production and editing.

 

In addition, you will develop an understanding of film history, movements and style. Through your enhanced understanding of film you will acquire essential critical analysis skills and a thorough appreciation of contemporary industry practice. At the end of the first year, you can choose specialist modules in film, television, cinematography and visual effects & animation.

The Met Film School is London's leading provider of practical filmmaking courses, based in Ealing Studios.

 

 

Course Overview

 

BA Practical Filmmaking is designed for students who want an intensive, two-year study of practical filmmaking. During the programme you will gain a comprehensive range of practical production skills that focus on creative development, writing, directing, production and editing.

 

In addition, you will develop an understanding of film history, movements and style. Through your enhanced understanding of film you will acquire essential critical analysis skills and a thorough appreciation of contemporary industry practice. At the end of the first year, you can choose specialist modules in film, television, cinematography and visual effects & animation.

Learning Goals

 

 

- Develop a full range of specific creative, editorial and technical skills applicable to all aspects of film production

 

- Acquire in-depth knowledge of the film industry, including the influence of development, production, financing, distribution and successful the commercialisation of film

 

- Achieve a critical appreciation of the theoretical and historical contexts of the film industry, which informs your production practice

 

Production Experience

 

 

- Short Film Production

 

- Small Screen Production or Short Film, Big Screen

 

- Documentary

 

- Experimental Film

 

- Feature Film (BA Filmmaking only)

 

- Graduation Film

 

- Plus numerous exercises

 

Course Dates & Fees



Start Date: 27 September 2010,  £19,500/year

Start Date: 07 February 2011,  £19,500/year

 

 

Minimum Age:  18 at start of course
 
Entry requirements:  160 Tariff points.  If you are 21 or over this criterion does not apply.

 

Enrolment Process:  Please see Application Process for our BA programme.

 

International (Non-EU) Students:  Please see the Application Deadline for this course.

 

 

UK Students applying via UCAS will need the following details:

Campus Code:  T40
Course Code:  W600