Master in Filmproduktion

Tokyo University Of The Arts

Sitz

Japan

Studienformat

Campus

Studienbereiche

Kunst, Filmwissenschaft

Niveau

Master-Abschlüsse

Studiengebühren

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Beschreibung des Programms

In every specialization, dedicated teaching is given by experts through seminar classes. Furthermore, in addition to the specialization chosen by the student, there are film screenings of past or currently released movies, and various classes subjects like film theory and directing, researches on scenario and film music, amongst others.

At the Department of Film production, students of various specialization fields work all year long on film production, sharing a common goal. Focused on films with a drama structure, from short films to feature films, those productions use a very broad range of media standards, to follow the current big wave of change: from film to video, 16mm to 35mm, as well as DV, HDV or HD

The University brings an adapted budget, depending on the scale of the film, while students are in charge of the casting and the choice of the locations, as well as they, take care of having all the necessary material and accessories available. Furthermore, they experience professional production situations through internships and thus build their forthcoming relationship with society after the completion of their studies.

Informationen über das Institut

Tokyo Geidai is an internationally unique arts university that offers programs not only in fine arts and music, but also in film and new media, and art management as part of global art studies. As “a wellspring of creativity that can change the world”, the university, alongside the faculty staff and administrators, will continue efforts to nurture the next generation of outstanding artists, to promote the power of Japanese art and culture, and to contribute towards the global development of art through close collaboration with relevant organizations including the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and the Agency for Cultural Affairs, thereby allowing the university to maximize its capabilities and values.