Music and Film (Hons) Bangor University

Overview

Studying this s Music and Film (Hons) course offered at the Bangor University  develops your skills as a musician, music or film researcher, composer, critic, artist, filmmaker, and screenwriter. You will be encouraged to experiment, exploring your creativity and finding new ways to express yourself through music, words and images.

Film at Bangor combines historical critical and creative work and practice. You will learn about the film industry, history and theory, as well as film-making techniques. You can also explore television, radio, computer games, music videos, podcasting, social media and AI. Get hands-on experience of the production process, including scriptwriting, directing, producing, art direction, cinematography and postproduction.

Career opportunities:

This Music and Film degree prepares you for careers across the creative industries. You will not only be equipped with the specialist skills to create, interpret and critically analyse composition, performance and visual art production, but also valuable transferrable skills too.

Studying a music degree sharpens your memory, encourages teamwork, provides an outlet for your creativity and equips you with the professional music skills appropriate to a wide range of careers. As a result, Music graduates are always highly sought after in media and recording companies as technicians, producers, programme planners, and writers.