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Master
of Fine Arts with a specialization
in SCREENWRITING |
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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 Screenwriting
is specifically designed
to give students professional
preparation for a career
as a Screenwriter in film
and audio visual media.
This is accomplished through
theoretical courses and
practical exercises as
well as “learning
by doing” work where
students. |
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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
the beginning of their
specialization in screenwriting
and the development of
the treatment for their
Master thesis screenplay.
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, a feature-length
theatrical screenplay
based on the treatment
developed the previous
year. Additionally, the
students have Editing
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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