The MA Film and Television at the University of Bristol offers you a unique opportunity to explore the critical, historical, and practical dimensions of screen media. This postgraduate programme is ideal if you are passionate about understanding the complex interplay between film and television theory, historical contexts, and the craft of filmmaking itself. You will delve into diverse analytical approaches, developing a sophisticated understanding of cinematic and televisual forms, and engaging with key debates in film and television studies. This course provides a robust academic framework for those seeking to deepen their knowledge and critical engagement with the screen industries.
You will study this Master's degree full-time on campus over one year, immersing yourself in a curriculum that balances theoretical inquiry with practical application. The syllabus includes units on film and television forms, history, and analysis, alongside opportunities to explore filmmaking practices and engage with Bristol Futures or wider faculty units. You will develop advanced research and analytical skills, culminating in independent work that allows you to pursue your specific interests within the field. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in the creative industries, cultural heritage, or further academic research, equipped with a comprehensive understanding of film and television.