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Study bachelor degree online with Griffith University through Open Universities Australia. Explore all degrees, subjects and short courses now.

Develop the analytical and critical thinking, writing, research and project management skills in demand by a variety of industries. Majors include criminal justice, journalism, sociology, history, screen culture, creative writing and public relations.

Bachelor of Arts

Screen Celebrity and Stardom

Drama Screenwriting

Great Directors

Television Studies

Introduction to Screen Analysis

Image, Text and Culture

Italian Eco-Cinema

Cinema History

Find new ways to examine media texts and television shows. Take a closer look at the building blocks of narrative and genre. Dissect creators’ intentions using semiotics and discourse analysis. Sharpen your research and critical thinking skills.

Realise a dramatic concept in a first draft then revise it with a second. Utilise professional screenplay formatting. Develop loglines and screenplay design plans. Construct complex characters and an engaging story to create a marketable screenplay

Evaluate television’s role in reflecting social and cultural attitudes back at the audience. Watch how shows are affected by policy. Critically analyse specific programs. Switch onto some of the most important people and institutions in television.

Recognise the power of cinematography, editing and mise en scene in crafting film language. Dig into a host of cinematic genres. Place yourself in the role of film theorist and unpack the intentions of some of cinema’s great directors.

Watch how society has generated and assigned celebrity since the 20th century. Ponder the phenomenon of the movie superstar. Switch onto the role reality TV has played in the extension of screen celebrity. Ask questions about the omnipresence of fame.

Take a seat alongside some of cinema’s most celebrated auteurs. Cast the spotlight on filmmakers like Kubrick, Bigelow, Scorsese and the Coens. Develop an understanding of how some directors can leave an undeniable stamp on each film they make.

Put the history of cinema up in lights and analyse the results. View generic, technological and gendered perspectives. Note the building blocks that go into narrative construction. Think about film in terms of political and social concerns.

Go back to the birth of American cinema. Chart the technical and industrial development of the Hollywood studio system. Flash-forward to the dominance of the contemporary blockbuster. Gain a global view of the history of Hollywood filmmaking.

Hollywood Cinema

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