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Study a subject that you’re passionate about. These courses give you the opportunity to analyse and discuss films and plays that you love, while learning practical skills for your future career.

Film, Theatre and Television involves a mixture of creative, critical and technical skills. You will have the opportunity to combine the study of groundbreaking theory with practical application using our state-of-the-art £11 million facilities.

You will study the history and social impact of your chosen subject using various critical approaches. You will also have the option to make short films or stage productions in modules or cutting edge performances throughout your course. This can include directing, sound and lighting as well as post-production techniques such as editing, colouring and visual effects.

These degrees innovatively combine critical understanding with practical skills, offering you the flexibility to specialise in your favourite areas.

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I had a fantastic time studying in the Film, Theatre & Television Department; all the tutors are passionate about their subjects and I had a lot of fun learning from them. A particularly great aspect of the seminars was the amount we were encouraged to contribute – who doesn't like talking about film?! The depth of analysis that is expected from both the English and Film, Theatre & Television Departments has helped me enormously as the film critic for Radio 1. I am grateful that my degree has directed me towards a tailor-made job and I feel far more confident in my knowledge of film as a result of studying it alongside theatre and television. 

Rhianna Dhillon
BA English and Film & Theatre, 2011. Now the film critic for BBC Radio 1

For enquiries about course content, structure and syllabus, please contact:
ftt@reading.ac.uk

For enquiries about admissions requirements, please contact:
ugadmissions@reading.ac.uk
+44 (0) 118 378 8372

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