This degree explores how screen media entertains, informs, and connects audiences, equipping students with insights into its economic, cultural, and technological dimensions. You will examine screen industries as economic sectors, global operations, evolving audiences, societal reflections, creative decision-making, and the influence of new technologies. As the course progresses, students specialise in areas aligned with their interests, blending theory with practical activities like developing movie pitches, filming shorts, and conducting audience surveys. Industry guests provide real-world perspectives on creative careers.The curriculum includes core modules on screen industry evolution, critical analysis, and global media flows in the first year, followed by theoretical approaches and projects in the second. The final year features an independent research project, with optional modules on topics like screen franchises and media distribution. Opportunities for study abroad, language credits, and internships in the US and UK enhance the experience, fostering a diverse, international outlook.
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