BA [Hons] Film at Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology

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Spotlight Session Watch our Spotlight Session on Film Named by Variety Magazine in 2020 as one of the worldâ€™s top film schools, the National Film School at IADT has taught film and television for over 30 Yearss. Graduates work in all sectors of the industry, and have won or been nominated for international awards and festivals including the Academy Awards, Berlin Film Festival, and Cannes. It provides students with a challenging and creative environment to develop the practical and critical skills necessary to realise your story telling abilities. In Years 1 and 2 you will learn practical and technical skills in script writing, production, direction, cinematography, editing and sound across a range of fiction, non-fiction and experimental work. In the last two Yearss you will specialise in two of these craft areas. Hear from our lecturers What will I do? Learn practical skills in production, script, direction, cinematography, lighting, sound and editing, drama, documentary, commercials, promotional, non-narrative and educational programming Learn all modern online and traditional distribution modes Get hands-on production experience and access to world-class facilities Advance your practical film-making skills while developing strong and creative storytelling abilities Work industry placement takes place in Years 3 and informally throughout the four Yearss In Years 2 & 3 opportunities to study abroad exist through our Erasmus Programme 60% of modules are shared in full or in part with BA [Hons] Television What modules will I study? Years 1 Years 2 Years 3 Years 4 Graduate work 2020 linkGraduate Exhibition | On Show 2020 What will I be able to do when I graduate? Work in film production; television, web & screen industries; and the broader screen arts and cultural sectors. Graduate employment opportunities exist in all levels of the film industry; VFX; television; online content providers; commercial production; production facilities; motion graphics; in house production facilities; and corporate and state bodies. Pathways for taught and by research postgraduate programmes in film and screen arts include: MA in Screenwriting, MA in Creative Production + Screen Finance, Viewfinder international Joint MA in Cinematography and KinoEyes international Joint MA in Filmmaking. Graduate work 2019 Young Women in Film Project

This course is for those who want to tell stories and express themselves through the medium of filmmaking. Our BA (Hons) Film is dedicated to teaching practice-based film making. Throughout the four Yearss you will develop and create drama, documentary and experimental film. You will write scripts, shoot films, and submerge yourselves in cinema culture and tradition. You will work both individually and in teams to create powerful films that develop your own creative voice.