The Edinburgh International Television Festival is a charitable organisation, with a remit to help people from a diverse range of backgrounds get in and get on in the TV industry. We want to ensure that those making television are as diverse as the audiences who watch it. We do this by giving talented individuals access to the TV Festival through The Network and Ones to Watch (formerly known as Fast Track) talent schemes.
The MLitt in Film Studies will expand your appreciation of the medium in terms of its history, formal properties, and its relationships with other art forms. There is a particular focus on authorship and adaptation, as well as the transition from script to screen, drawing on an extensive collection of unpublished script material.
Animation students combine art and technology to express a story or visual effect. The course is perfect for those who want to work in the games industry, TV, film or in web design. You will study at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design (DJCAD), part of the University of Dundee.
Digital Interaction Design is all about being creative about how digital technology will affect our everyday lives. This doesn't just mean computers. Digital technology is almost everywhere - from mobile devices to intelligent clothing. You will study at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design (DJCAD), part of the University of Dundee.
The Institute for Capitalising on Creativity (ICC) is a multi-disciplinary team of researchers and educators who apply their skills to the management challenges of one of the fastest growing economic sectors, the Creative Industries.
In an increasingly media-saturated world, the study of film, in all its forms, holds a prominent place in our critical understanding of the modern world. Film Studies graduates benefit from a diverse array of career opportunities. These range from those that specifically relate to film – whether in academia, creative industries, film festival/ cinema programming or arts administration – to other spheres, such as publishing, journalism, public relations and education. A new discipline for the University, Film Studies at St. Andrews is among the most attractive subjects on offer. Noted for its outstanding level of student satisfaction at all levels of course instruction, Film Studies at St Andrews challenges students to develop their own interests within the discipline and provides a host of opportunities beyond the core syllabus. The course is open to those who have had no previous experience of learning about cinema as well as those who may have studied film and media subjects at school.