Film Studies in Oxford for Ages 16-18 summer course in Oxford, by Immerse Education.
Immerse yourself in the study of film in Oxford, a city with a rich cultural and academic history. Immerse Education’s Film Studies summer programme for students aged 16-18 covers the analysis of classic and contemporary films, including direction, cinematography, and narrative techniques.
This course helps students develop a deeper understanding of the art of filmmaking, preparing them for further studies in film, media, or the creative arts. Learn more below about how this programme in Oxford can inspire your passion for film.
Oxford’s academic tradition and its vibrant cultural scene make it a perfect place to study film. Immerse Education’s Film Studies programme offers students a chance to explore the history, theory, and techniques of filmmaking in a city that has inspired filmmakers and scholars for generations. This course challenges you to critically engage with film as an art form and a medium for storytelling.
No prior experience is necessary. The course is designed to introduce both beginners and more experienced students to the world of film studies. Whether you’re passionate about analysing films or making your own, this course will provide the knowledge and skills to take your passion further.
Yes, the course includes practical elements where you’ll be able to develop your own film projects, working on everything from scriptwriting to directing. These projects will allow you to apply what you’ve learned and showcase your creative vision.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the critical and practical aspects of film studies, helping you develop analytical and creative skills that are invaluable for university applications. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of film as a medium and a portfolio of work that showcases your abilities, both of which will strengthen your applications to film studies, media, or related programmes.
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All participants will live in comfortable student accommodation at their chosen venue, in clean rooms and with adequate supervision. Where multiple campuses may be available (such as in Oxford or Cambridge), students will be allocated to a college a few weeks before arriving, based on their dates and subject choice.
You’ll explore key topics in film history, theory, and production. This includes studying iconic films and directors, analysing cinematic techniques, and understanding the role of film in culture and society. You’ll also have the opportunity to engage with practical elements of filmmaking, such as storytelling, directing, and editing.
Explore the fundamental theories behind film studies, including genre, narrative, and the aesthetics of cinema. Understand how films communicate stories through visual language and structure.