Film and Screen Studies BA (Hons)

University of Nottingham

You watch. You binge. You play. You’re entertained, informed, influenced and connected. Our degree helps you to understand how this happens - and the opportunities to get involved.Understand the theoryYou’ll look at screen media beyond the TV and film sets:• as an economic sector and a place to work• how media industries have developed and how they operate around the world• who are the audiences and how are they changing• how the media reflects diverse societies and influences them• how creative decisions are made and who decides how and what stories get told• the impact of new platforms and new technologiesAs you progress through the course you’ll specialise and build work around your own ideas.Industry insightsWe’re not a technical training course but use practical coursework to help you understand the theory. You might:• develop your own movie franchise to pitch to a studio to help understand globalisation, ethics and financing• film and edit a short to appreciate storytelling and production roles• create and carry out your own audience surveys to assess reactions and product developmentsWe have a full programme of industry guests from a wide range of companies and roles. They’ll offer you a window into the range of opportunities available in the creative sector. By the end of the degree you’ll have gained new perspectives and learnt new ways to look at the films, shows and games you love.Why choose this course?• Distinctive approach - investigate production, texts and audiences across screen industries• Industry insights - networking and practical advice with leading industry experts through the Creative Student Network• Top 10 - as ranked by the Complete University Guide 2023• Internships - opportunities in US and UK creative sectors• Award winning NSTV - get involved with our multi-award winning, student-run TV station• International environment - a diverse student and teaching body combined with a transnational curriculum broadens your horizons and challenges your assumptions

Institute of Film Studies and Television Studies