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  Film, Television and Moving Image MA


University of Westminster    Film and Television

Full time & Part time September MA Full-time: 1 year; Part-time: 2 years
Communication & Media Studies (7) Creative Arts & Design (9)

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Are you passionate about film, television, and moving images? Our Film, Television and Moving Image MA is the perfect programme for you. With a prestigious heritage as one of the longest-running degree programmes in the UK, we aim to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in this dynamic industry. Whether you want a broad-based learning experience or wish to specialize in moving image curation or screenwriting, our pathways offer flexibility to match your career aspirations. Taught by experienced professionals and with strong industry links, this programme will open doors to exciting opportunities in film and television distribution, arts administration, and more. Join us and unleash your creativity today!

About the course

Our innovative Film, Television and Moving Image MA builds on its prestigious heritage as one of the longest-running degree programmes of its kind in the UK. We aim to equip you with wide-ranging skills, knowledge and critical awareness to meet your career aspirations in sectors in which moving images play a central role. Our curriculum incorporates an exciting variety of learning and teaching activities designed to foster your capacity for researching and rigorously analysing different aspects of film, television and moving images. You’ll have the opportunity to develop key skills for communicating about and with moving images across a range of contexts and

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Entry Requirements

A minimum of an upper second class honours degree (2:1) or a lower second class honours degree (2:2) in a relevant degree or with relevant experience.

We welcome applications from candidates with a professional background in film, television, media, education, arts administration, or other related professional fields.

Applicants are requested to submit a short essay of 400 words: 'Describe and analyse a short sequence of no more than 3 minutes from a film or television programme of your choice. How does the sequence contribute to the overall meaning of the work it is a part of?'.




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