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Master
of Fine Arts with a specialization
in EDITING |
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is
a highly individualized
2 year programme
designed for students
who have either
a Bachelor’s
degree in cinema
or Fine Arts or
who have had professional
experience in the
film or audio-visual
media industry.
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The
Master’s Editing
Programme goal
is to give the student
a thorough understanding
of the aesthetic and technical
aspects of cinema and
digital editing and to
develop his or her ability
to express ideas using
this knowledge.
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The
first year consists
of intermediary and advanced
courses in the key disciplines
of filmmaking (cinematography,
directing, editing, screenwriting,
production) as well as
hands-on-film exercises
and shorts. Additionally,
in the first year, non-credited
courses in the fundamentals
of filmmaking are offered
to MFA students who lack
the prerequisites for
the more advanced courses. |
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In
the second year
the emphasis is on the
student’s thesis
film as well as specialization.
Students have additional
required courses in Editing
as well as workshops,
and one-to-one tutoring
with professional film
editors. Students also
have the possibility,
when available, to work
on professional productions,
as interns. |
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The
European Master of Fine
Arts is a degree-level
diploma |
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which
is accredited
by EABHES,
the European
Accreditation
Board of Higher
Education
Schools. |
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The
degree is recognised
in affiliated Universities
and Higher Education
Schools and gives
students a high
level of geographical
mobility, in terms
both of their studies
and their professional
activities. They
are a genuine European
passport for the
world of work. |
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Between
60 to 120 ECTS credits
are required for
the MFA degree,
depending on the
level of integration.
These credits include
classes, personal
study, internships,
and compulsory English
as a Foreign Language
test. The European
Master’s Degree
is validated by
EABHES once the
candidate has accumulated
all the fundamental
credits in the chosen
subject. |
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