BA · Liverpool Hope University · 3 years
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Film and visual culture examines the moving image as one of the defining forms of twentieth and twenty-first century life. From early cinema to contemporary streaming, from experimental video art to blockbuster franchises, film and visual media have shaped how we understand the world, how stories are told and how cultures produce and consume meaning. Visual culture extends this inquiry beyond film to encompass photography, television, digital media, advertising and the full range of images that constitute modern visual experience. Studied alongside creative industries business management, this combination gives you both the critical understanding to analyse visual culture and the commercial knowledge to operate within the industries that produce it. At Liverpool Hope University this three-year full-time programme covers the history and theory of cinema and visual media alongside the bus
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