Anthropology|Material and Visual Culture|Visual Cultures

UNDERGRADUATE

 

Module Description 

The course is concerned with a range of representational practices, their relation to power, and their legacy in...

Visualizing Others: Colonial and Postcolonial Visual Culture (ANTH0228)

Students will complete a graduation film for the MFA across the course of the second year, completing it at the end of June. Throughout this period, students...

Graduation Project (Creative Feature Length Documentary Film) (ANTH0180)

Students will complete a graduation film for the MFA across the course of the second year, completing it at the end of June. Throughout this period, students will be mentored by industry professionals.

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of the module students will be able to:


	Devise, pitch and produce a ‘feature length’ creative documentary
	
	
	Research, create a proposal and treatment, pitch a long form creative documentary
	
	
	Use advanced narrative techniques for creating long form creative documentary
	

	Employ advanced editing, sound design and immersive storytelling techniques, appropriate to their chosen project.
	
	
	identify and deal with complex problems in media production workflows and identify possibilities for creativity
	
	
	identify, select plan for, use and evaluate different technologies and tools to enhance the achievement of the filmmaking project
	
Delivery Method

This is an independent research project guided by your industry mentor and supervised by the course leader/s. Masterclasses and screenings across the period of your study will contribute to your success in this module. Alongside your graduation film you will produce a text (maximum 4,00 words) documenting the process of making the film, lessons learnt and critically reflecting on the outcome of your work.

This module will:


	address leading and co-ordinating Special Education Needs (SEN) provision within schools, specifically &#039;The principles and practice of...

Developing SEN Co-ordination: Leading and Managing Change (PHDE0040)