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Film Studies

Description

The discipline of Film Studies involves the investigation of film from a variety of critical, theoretical and historical perspectives. Students are introduced to key cultural and institutional forces in the cinema industry and are also encouraged to explore the impact of technological and economic, as well as aesthetic, factors on film.

While Film Studies courses are predominantly academic, students have the opportunity to put theory into practice in video production courses, using digital video and computer editing software.

Studying Film at UNSW

Film Studies is offered by the School of Theatre, Film and Dance at UNSW (http://tfd.arts.unsw.edu.au). It is available as a major sequence within the Bachelor of Arts program and also within several combined degree programs. Honours Level and postgraduate study are also available.



Film Studies can be studied as
 
Specialisation At the Level of Plan
Film Major THFIB13400
Film/Theatre & Performance Major
Combined Honours
Honours		 THFIG13400
THFIGC3400
THFIGH3400
Theatre & Performance Studies Major THFIE13400
   

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