This degree focus on documentary, non-fiction and experimental approaches to film-making, set within the study of film theory, world cinemas and the film industries. You use digital technologies to develop your creative film-making practice. Regular film screenings and modules in film history and theory enable you to watch films critically as a scholar and film-maker. You'll graduate with highly developed film-making skills as well as a sophisticated understanding of cinematic documentary film. The integration of film theory and practice is a key feature of the degree, so you can contextualise your film practice within scholarship and the independent film sector.

For entry to most undergraduate courses, you must have completed your Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC or IB), qualifications that are of a suitable academic level : A/AS levels (including International A levels),Scottish Qualifications,International Baccalaureate,Irish Leaving,Certificate,Access Qualifications,BTEC qualifications,Cambridge Pre-U and provide certificates of your SC results, HSC results and leaving certificate.