Film

Why pursue this

• Hands-on experience in film production and post-production — directing, cinematography, editing, and sound design — including resourceful filmmaking with simple cameras and cell phones, so you can work independently and creatively with basic technology.
• An interdisciplinary lens on how moving images influence and reflect broader societal issues, opening career pathways in fiction and non-fiction filmmaking, journalism, media arts, and communications.

What you'll come out with

• Critical analysis and visual literacy: how narrative structure, cinematography, sound, and editing create meaning.
• Global cinematic perspectives across Western and non-Western traditions, contextualising films from varied cultural and historical backgrounds.
• Technical skills and resourceful filmmaking — executing independent film projects with limited resources and basic equipment.
• Cross-disciplinary understanding of how film intersects with history, psychology, sociology, the arts, and beyond.
• Personal expression through film, balancing creative freedom with socially responsible, ethically aware practice.