Creative Documentary Practice MA

Taught by committed and active filmmakers. You’ll produce a portfolio of short non-fiction films in a creative and stimulating environment.

You can pursue your own interests through your film practice and will learn a range of approaches to visual story-telling.

You’ll learn to:

• communicate imaginatively through the moving image
• research and write original non-fiction film
• develop visual story-telling
• shoot and edit
• project manage, schedule, identify sources of funding, budget and distribute.

Uniquely, you also have the opportunity to develop your abilities not only in single-screen video but in other digital media forms.

You can also apply for placements. The vibrant city of Brighton & Hove is a hub for cultural, creative and activist enterprise.

CAREERS

The MA prepares you for professional work in the media and related industries, as well as enabling you to make an informed contribution to non-fiction film.

The sessions by industry professionals and distinguished alumni including Gerry Rothwell, Kim Longinotto, Penny Woolcock, Peter Beard and Marc Isaacs allow you to make links with potential employers and give you insights and advice on working in the media professions.

The course also provides an in-depth study of contemporary documentary for those wishing to pursue a PhD in this area.

Students’ documentary work from the School has been shown at several film festivals including:

• London Short Film Festival
• Cinecity
• Sheffield International Documentary Festival
• East London Film Festival.