Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Dramaturgy, Direction, Photography, Film Studies, Motion Design, Sound Design, Camera Technology, Film Production, Reportage, Media Law

Annotation

The English-language degree course BA Film & Motion is your entry into the film industry. You learn how films are designed and produced - from the first idea to screening. You'll learn all about proper camera and editing techniques, storytelling, directing, post-production and digital techniques, 2D and 3D visuals. In addition to film theory, dramaturgy, lighting and sound technology, the curriculum includes innovative narrative forms as well as interactive campaigns, short films, music videos and cinema spots. Motion design is one of the great areas of innovation in the film industry. Motion Design in combination with classical real film forms a unique degree course that leads to a career in the film industry in one of the areas of directing, cinematography, editing or post production.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

More information regarding admission requirements

Admission requirements

To apply for the Bachelor's degree programme in Film & Motion Design, you will need: - Certificate of general higher education entrance qualification or subject-specific higher education entrance qualification - alternatively, access can be provided through a vocational qualification* - Portfolio with about 3-5 works from the cinematic field (e.g. script, scenic sketches, storyboard or links to finished works on Vimeo or YouTube) - Proof of command of English - Curriculum vitae with current passport photo - Copy of identity document (front and back), copy of passport or national identity card for foreign students

Tuition fees

750.00 EUR / Month

More information regarding tuition fees

EU/EEA students incl. Switzerland, the Western Balkans and Ukraine: EUR 750/month Non-EU/EEA: EUR 4,950/semester The monthly or semester contribution remains the same throughout the entire period of study. A one-off registration fee of EUR 750 (EU/EEA) or EUR 1,000 (non-EU/EEA) will be charged.