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Creative Production (Film)
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Creative Production (Film)

Master at Catalyst – Institute for Creative Arts and Technology

Programme details
Degree: Master (Master)
Discipline: Film & TV
Duration: 1 year
Study modes: full-time, part-time
Delivery modes: on-campus
University website: Creative Production (Film)
Annual tuition (EEA) ca. 125,900 HKD University currency: 13,950 EUR
Annual tuition (non-EEA) ca. 125,900 HKD University currency: 13,950 EUR This applies to citizens of Hong Kong
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Description:

Bring your film proposal to life through our flexible framework for negotiated and self-directed learning. This MA in Creative Production (Film) enables you to pursue your chosen interest or specialisation through an iterative practice-based research approach that combines artistic and academic processes.

You’ll be supported by seminars, workshops, individual and group supervision, guest lectures and our modern filmmaking facilities. Our seminars and workshops provide a thorough grounding in practice-led research theory and methodology alongside a wider range of research in audiovisual storytelling and the arts. You’ll also have opportunities to collaborate with other Catalyst students from the Film & Visual Media, Acting and Music & Sound schools. 

Rather than supplying you with answers, the taught component is intended to stimulate curiosity, widen and deepen frames in your field of interest, grow conceptual reference and – most importantly – to provide a set of tools with which to explore and develop your personal research ideas. By identifying and engaging with the creative processes that your proposal demands, you’ll be given the scope to innovate and challenge your capabilities as a filmmaker, director, cinematographer, editor, writer, producer or audiovisual artist, whilst building an industry profile and vision.

During this intensive and challenging year (or 2 years, part-time), our expert tutors will supervise and guide you through a constant cycle of imagination, creation, critique, self-discovery and growth. 

What is creative production?

Creative production is an intentionally broad term that not only encompasses traditional film production and cinematography, but also audiovisual art, interdisciplinary and multimedia works, narrative and world-building and creative nonfiction.

You’ll investigate for yourself the most appropriate production methods to express your ideas as fully as possible. Then, go through a cycle of critique and hone back in on your proposal, allowing it to morph with newly-discovered concepts, meanings or influences.

Watching and reflecting upon yourself doing the action is an invaluable process. One which can convert vulnerabilities into strengths, barriers into new pathways and fears into exciting new frontiers for exploration. Consider this a turning point – a moment to define or redefine the next chapter of your career whilst asking yourself this essential question: Who are you and what does your work contribute to the field of cinema and audiovisual arts?

An international learning community:

Our international creative campus is located at the historic Funkhaus in Berlin – it’s hard to imagine a better location for creative endeavour and learning! Through the lens of an international cohort of students, we aim to promote and support the exchange and debate of philosophical, political, social and ethical issues from a range of different cultures and backgrounds. 

Our engaged postgraduate community is then well-placed to spearhead these conversations and create work that addresses the challenges of a multicultural but ever more connected world – to see our shared human concerns, whilst celebrating our diversity and our mutually enriching differences.

Is this programme for me?

Here are a few reasons why people decide to take our MA programme:

  • Developing and growing your own individual project, creative concept or film idea.
  • Strengthening and refining your creative vision and approach.
  • Deepening the relationship with your work within and beyond your own parameters.
  • Establishing your own distinct approach to creative production with research.
  • Expanding your understanding of other creative pathways.
  • Navigating between different aspects of film inquiry and concepts.
  • Engaging in independent practice-based research.
  • Developing new and innovative film production techniques.
  • Receiving mentorship from field and industry experts.
  • Realising the full potential of your creative work.
  • Joining a progressive learning community supported by a dedicated team of experienced facilitators.
  • Living and working in Berlin, one of the most exciting cities on the planet for filmmakers.

Our team

Our tutors are industry-acclaimed experts in their field, with a passion for passing on their knowledge to others. Here a few of the experienced and friendly tutors that will be supporting you throughout your learning process: Jon-Carlos Evans, Maria Gisèle Royo and Leandro Goddinho.

Visit the Creative Production (Film) MA page on the Catalyst - Institute for Creative Arts and Technology website for more details!

Fees

Tuition fees: From €4,352 per semester

Payment options*

Full-time:

Per semester: €4,352

Annual payment: €12,663 per year (3% discount)

Part-time

Per semester: €5,570

Annual payment: €8,104 per year (3% discount)

Enrolment fee: €895 per study year (non-refundable, due before each academic year begins). Visa support is included as part of the enrolment fee.

Scholarships & financial support

Eligible for BAföG and other national funding schemes you can check 

€2,000 scholarships available

With scholarships and extended payment plans, tuition can be reduced to as low as €478/month, spread across two years (including one year post-graduation)

Additional tuition reduction for early enrolment - visit website for more details. 

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