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This module introduces you to a wide range of theoretical debates that examine numerous concerns for narrative film, including story conception, editing, sound, image construction, setting, acting, genre, realism and formalism, narration, perception, emotional response and meaning. This module is equally applicable for those studying film practice and film as an academic discipline, and makes no assumptions about your technical knowledge of film technology or practice. Where an understanding of technology or practice is required to understand a theory, it will be covered in class.

Upon completion of this module you will be able to
LO1: comprehend the relationships between film theory and film practice
LO2: develop insight into the principles of narrative construction.
LO3: explore connections between originality, genre, and narrative conventions
LO4: explore connections between film form and meaning
LO5: discuss relationships between film and other forms of art and communication