54 time based art & digital film minimum requirements are given on page 44. why study at dundee?
Time based art & digital film embraces contemporary media art forms including film production, photography, sound design, sonic art, performance web art and interactive media.
At Dundee the course, which formalises the study and practice of digital film alongside time based art, offers you a near unique experience, including giving you access to the only green screen visual effects studios in Scotland. We also offer you state-of-the-art, high definition technologies for live action and visual effects.
Our team of staff, including accomplished artists, filmmakers, designers and photographers, will encourage you to be innovative, visually creative, experimental and to use professional production methods. You will explore a growing range of genres and applications by completing personal and group projects.
At the end of the course you will be able to produce a significant body of works in one or more of the following: digital film, installation, sound, performance, interactive art and imaging.
You will also be able to manage a series of self motivated projects which reflect your conceptual goals and personal philosophy.
Time based art & digital film is one of three courses that comprise the art & media programme (art, philosophy, contemporary practices, fine art, time based art & digital film). This programme has an already established reputation as the only interdisciplinary arts curriculum in Scotland. The bringing together of three distinct pathways under the art and media programme offers a broad educational experience and access to a wide range of staff expertise, while also allowing you to gain deep knowledge and expertise in your chosen subject pathway of time based art & digital film.
employability Our graduates have gone on to have successful careers as:
• artists • film directors • web designers • editors • visual effects artists.
Some graduates continue their studies at postgraduate level on one of our postgraduate Masters programmes.
teaching and assessment
Teaching staff include accomplished artists, filmmakers, designers and photographers who are dedicated to providing a creative learning environment. Following a structured introduction to key media art concepts and technologies, students develop their visual awareness through studio practice.
what our graduates are doing
Peter Keith graduated in 2002. He is a film producer and camera assistant and has worked on projects including Taggart, Rebus, BBC drama The Deep and even a Staples commercial.
programme content • typical degree programme example BA Honours degree
Level 1
> Art and Design (General Foundation) – see pages 44-45
Advanced entry BA Honours degree Level 2
> Taught project-based programme: introduction to photography, moving image, sound and interactivity
> Contemporary media theory
> Self-motivated ideas and projects
> Critical debate and exhibition
> Tutorial and group critique
Level 3 > Elective masterclass series
> Self-motivated practice > Tutorial and group critique
> Professional practice and group exhibition
> Theoretical Studies
> Elective modules such as Materiality & Meaning, Contemporary Portrait, Printmaking etc
> Optional one semester of exchange study at an international institution
Please note that our courses are refreshed each year therefore the above may be subject to minor changes. Level 4
> Self motivated personal programme of study
> Tutorial and group critique
> Honours dissertation > Degree Show exhibition
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