Course Details

Course Code: FA7004
Course Title: Applied History of Cinematic Arts
Short Title: AHCA
Course Level:: Level 7
Valid From:: 2025/2026 Sem 1
Credits:: 15
Owner: School of Creative Media
Assessment Method: Achievement
Course Aim

To equip students with advanced knowledge and practical understanding of the history of cinematic arts, emphasizing how key elements of film theory are used to define various cinemas and historical film movements. The course enables students to explore the application of film history and theory in the analysis and creation of cinematic works.

 
CILO
On Completion of this course, the learner will be able to
# Learning Outcome Description
1 Apply advanced research skills and cinematic knowledge to critically assess motion pictures within their historical, theoretical, and cultural contexts.
2 Demonstrate advanced knowledge of historical film movements and cinematic techniques through the use of advanced filmmaking equipment and/or software to produce motion pictures.
3 Critically assess own performance in taking responsibility for a significant contribution to a project, demonstrating accountability, initiative, and reflective practice.
Requisites
  • Pre Requisite: EL5005
  • Pre Requisite: FA6006
 
No Examinations
No Other Controlled Assessments
Uncontrolled Assessments
Assessment Type
Practical Project
Assessment Type
Project (Group/Individual)

The institute reserves the right to alter the nature and timings of assessment

Affiliated Entities
Entity Code Entity Title Entity Version Entity Type
BFA6000 Diploma in Film and Animation 2 Programme
BFA7000 Associate Degree in Film and Animation 1 Programme
BFA8800 Bachelor of Film and Animation 2 Programme
BFA8801 Bachelor of Arts in Digital Filmmaking 1 Programme
BFA8802 Bachelor of Arts in Animation and Visual Effects 1 Programme