Film and Multimedia Studies delve into the aesthetic, cultural, and social importance, as well as the interconnections, of cinema, television, and emerging screen technologies.
It is concerned with the teaching of screen literacy as it applies to moving images and screens — cinema, television, new media — and looks at dominant and alternative practices — global media, mass-entertainment, advertising, Hollywood cinema, art cinema, the avant-garde, local and indigenous media, and documentary.
The unique way you’ll learn allows you to access your studies anytime, anywhere – so you don’t need to put your life on hold.
From the emergence of cinema at the end of the 19th century to the Internet revolution, the production and consumption of moving images constitute a major social and culture force in the 20th and the 21st centuries. Film and Media Studies develop skills in the analysis of film, television and new media texts, an understanding of the forces at work behind their production and consumption, with an emphasis on theoretical, cultural and historical knowledge necessary for critical engagement.
Our range of courses in Film and Multimedia can help you start or progress your career as a/an: