Film Studies (A Level | Level 3 | Single)

A Level Film Studies opens the door to an incredible journey into the world of cinema, where you'll explore film not just as entertainment, but as an art form, a powerful communication tool, and a major global industry. You'll delve into films, from diverse cultures, languages, and eras, giving you a broad understanding of how different societies use film to tell stories, share ideas, and spark emotions.

Complementary Courses:

English Literature
English Language
Creative Media Production
History
Politics
Sociology

You will study an exciting range of films that will broaden your horizons and inspire new ways of thinking. You'll study key movements in film history, from the golden age of Hollywood to contemporary American and British film scenes, alongside experimental and global films and documentaries. You'll engage in fascinating debates about the role and impact of a director, the political and cultural influences behind cinema, and how and why audiences react to films. You'll also gain valuable industry insights and experiences with trips to film festivals, studios and specialist workshops. Plus, you'll become a film maker as you combine theory with practical work and produce a short film or screenplay and see your vision brought to life.

Combination of coursework and examination

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements

Possible Career Paths:

Broadcast Presenter
Film Director
TV / Film / Video Producer
Journalist
Screenwriter
Film / Video Editor
Location Manager
Production Designer
Programme Researcher
Production Runner
Camera Operator