Core modules provide you with a set of key skills for the theoretical, critical and reflective understanding of moving images.

Final Project (core)
Key Concepts in Film, Television and Moving Image (core)
Contemporary Issues in Moving Image and Screen Studies (core)
Optional modules give you the freedom to choose areas of specialisation. The course leaders can advise on which modules best fit your interests. You have the choice to pursue specialised interests through your choice of optional modules and coursework assignments. If you are not sure which optional modules to choose or fit your interests best, or which types of final project work to produce to best develop your area of specialisation, you should discuss this question individually with the course leaders and you should aim to do so early on in the academic year.

The course structure includes two suggested pathways for those wishing to specialise in film programming and moving image curation, or in screenwriting.

Cinema Distribution and Exhibition
Documentary Aesthetics, Sites and Spectatorship
Film Programming and Moving Image Curation
Introduction to Scriptwriting
Longform Screenplay Preparation and Short Documents
Modern and Contemporary European Cinema
Researching Histories in Asian Cinema
Television Art: Aesthetics and Quality