Film
Please note: Information on this page relates to the 2012 academic year unless otherwise specified.
On this page:
- Overview
- Undergraduate Information
- Postgraduate Information
- How to Find out More
- Related Subjects and Careers
- List of Courses
Film Website:
Overview
The Film Programme furthers the understanding of cinema as an art of narrative, spectacle and performance, as well as a medium with important social implications within a university context of research and teaching in the creative arts and humanities. Though its aim is not primarily to offer vocational or technical training, the programme stresses practical work whenever possible.
Film in New Zealand is enjoying unprecedented attention as local filmmakers and their works catch the eye of the global audience. At Victoria, a Bachelor of Arts (BA) major in Film is a major in taking film seriously. You'll begin in your first year with an introduction to film study. Then you can pursue your interests with courses that focus on international and New Zealand film, and the creative aspects of filmmaking.
Undergraduate Information
BA Major Requirements
- FILM 101
- FILM 231 and 20 further points from FILM 200–299
- 40 points from FILM 300–399
- 20 further points from FILM or THFI 200–399, or an approved alternative
Postgraduate Information
Postgraduate Qualifications in Film
For information specific to Film, please see our Postgraduate Study page. For information about the postgraduate qualifications, please click on the Faculty links below.
- Graduate Diploma in Arts
- Postgraduate Diploma in Arts
- Bachelor of Arts with Honours
- Master of Arts
- PhD
How to Find out More
You can order more information on this subject using our Request for Study Material form.
Victoria's Student Recruitment, Admission and Orientation Office offers advice on courses and help with planning your degree.
Contact the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences' Student and Academic Services Office for information on admission, qualifications and courses, course advice and selection criteria, exemptions and prerequisites.
Film courses are taught within the School of English, Film, Theatre, and Media Studies.
Film Reception: Ground Level, 83 Fairlie Terrace.
Email: film@vuw.ac.nz
Related Subjects and Careers
| Related Subjects | Careers |
|---|---|
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Art History |
Actor |
List of Courses
For a complete course listing, see the list of all Film courses.
| On this page: |
| 100 Level Courses |
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FILM 101 – Introduction to Film Studies |
| 200 Level Courses |
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FILM 222 – Introduction to Film Production |
FILM 231 – Film Movements |
FILM 233 – Film Cultures |
FILM 234 – National Cinema |
FILM 237 – Cinema of Aotearoa New Zealand |
FILM 238 – Auteur Study |
THFI 221 – Special Topic |
| 300 Level Courses |
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FILM 305 – Scriptwriting |
FILM 331 – Film Theory |
FILM 332 – Film Production |
FILM 333 – Film Cultures |
FILM 334 – National Cinema |
FILM 335 – Documentary Film |
FILM 336 – Women and Film |
FILM 337 – Cinema of Aotearoa New Zealand |
FILM 338 – Genre Study |
THFI 311 – Collaborative Production |
THFI 312 – Topic in Theatre and Film: Action, Scene and Sequence - Scoring the Performing Body |
THFI 313 – Shakespeare on Film |
THFI 322 – Special Topic |
THFI 323 – Special Topic |
| 400 Level Courses |
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FILM 401 – Film Theory Goes to the Movies |
FILM 402 – Film, Culture and Society |
FILM 403 – National Cinema: Aotearoa New Zealand |
FILM 404 – Digital Video Production Project |
FILM 405 – Scriptwriting |
FILM 406 – Studies in Film Authorship |
FILM 407 – Studies in Film Genre |
FILM 408 – Avant-Garde/Independent Film and Video |
FILM 480 – Special Topic: DIY Filmmaking Versus Studio Giants |
FILM 489 – Research Project |
THFI 480 – Special Topic: Performance and Stardom |
THFI 489 – Research Project |
