You’ll work to create an idea, develop your concept and produce a short film in 24 hours. This week will help you develop your understanding and appreciation for fast-paced idea generation while working within a team. You’ll be challenged to write a detailed treatment for a short film, and make a short video essay that reworks an existing fiction film, to demonstrate your familiarity with the grammar of screen fiction. In this unit, you’ll explore the practice of screen storytelling, addressing the fundamental question: how do filmmakers go about telling stories on screen? At the core of this module is the analysis of fiction film to gain familiarity with core components of screen fiction storytelling - character, goal, journey, conflict and resolution. It will equip students to understand how our social identities (such as gender, race/ethnicity, class, disability, sexual orientation, and religion) contribute to the inclusion and/or exclusion of individuals in creative spaces. The unit provides an opportunity for you to explore what is meant by equality, diversity, and inclusion and the implications of these concepts for creative practice. Working in a small group, you will undertake research leading to the production of a short film that presents a portrait of an individual or a group. You’ll explore different approaches to factual filmmaking while investigating the ethical and practical issues of the representation of people. You’ll learn the essential skills of documentary film production and go outside of your familiar surroundings to encounter new people and places. This week will help students develop their understanding of creativity and different sources of inspiration via different approaches, concepts, and mediums.
Year one film series#
You’ll begin by taking part in a series of interdisciplinary workshops and seminars based around ideas generation, creative practice, and development. You’ll also have the chance to have your work screened at national and international festivals and competitions giving you the chance to make an early impact in your career. You'll learn about the business of film, explore the production process from beginning to end, and develop crucial networking and communication skills. Right from the outset, you’ll be part of a close-knit creative team, making films on industry-standard cameras.
Year one film how to#
We are also geared to meet the ever-changing demands of the industry, and you’ll get to learn how to best use virtual reality, visual effects, and post-production technologies as you work. Our course is predominantly practice-based – we believe in learning through doing.
Year one film tv#
Graduates have gone on to work on the Harry Potter and Mission Impossible series’, as well as major TV shows like Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan and Disney+ series Loki. If working on movies and high-end TV is your dream, then our BA (Hons) Film Production degree course at UCA Farnham will give you the visual skills and vital business knowledge to forge an exciting career in film production. Famous alumni include Loki director Kate Herron.Graduates have gone on to work on major blockbuster movies and TV shows.Practice-based and geared to meet the ever-changing demands of industry.
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