Undergraduate | BMA

Film + Screen Arts

A person sits at a table covered with a lace tablecloth and a small vase of colorful flowers in a studio with vibrant pink walls. Another individual adjusts equipment in front of a green screen, while sunlight streams through window blinds, casting striped shadows. The space includes potted plants, a folding chair, and a closed door.
Undergraduate | BMA

Film + Screen Arts

Overview

Shape the future of cinema and screen arts

Gain the artistic vision and technical skills to thrive in film and screen arts. Explore analogue and digital media, including virtual and augmented reality.

Develop practical experience and critical insight to excel as a cinematographer, director, editor, set designer or sound designer.

Two students collaborate in a dimly lit film production space, with one adjusting a professional video camera rig while the other observes a Sony monitor displaying a scene of two men conversing at a table. The setup highlights technical precision and teamwork in a hands-on studio environment.

What You’ll Learn

Engage in a studio-based environment that emphasizes both technical proficiency and creative exploration. You’ll study various aspects of film and media production, including cinematography, directing, editing, set design and sound design. The curriculum also covers contemporary digital tools and techniques, such as virtual and augmented reality.

Through individual and collaborative projects, you’ll refine your storytelling abilities and gain a deep understanding of film history and theory. Opportunities in your third year offer real-world industry experience, enhancing your professional readiness.

Program Highlights

  • Studio-based learning environment
  • Comprehensive curriculum covering traditional and digital media
  • Opportunities for individual and collaborative projects
  • Access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment
  • Internship opportunities within the film and television industry
  • Capstone project in the final year
  • Exposure to festivals, galleries, and exhibitions
  • Guidance from experienced faculty and industry professionals