Erasmus Mundus Masters Filmmemory: European Film Heritage, History and Cultures
FilmMemory is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) that enganges with the study of audio-visual heritage and with the preservation, restoration, recirculation, and utilisation of that heritage in the context of current and evolving screen cultures. The p Read more
Course formatIn-Person
DegreeErasmus Mundus Masters
Credits120
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What will I learn in this course?
What will I learn in this course?
FilmMemory is an Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) that enganges with the study of audio-visual heritage and with the preservation, restoration, recirculation, and utilisation of that heritage in the context of current and evolving screen cultures. The programme partly focuses on working with film stock archives, but also emphasises other contemporary challenges, including the role of digital media, tools, and associated skills, addressing emerging possibilities regarding the scope and dissemination of film heritage material. As a joint master's programme, taught in four countries across Europe, FilmMemory offers a thorough interrogation of the social, political, and industrial diversity of European film cultures.
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Entry requirements and conditions
Entry requirements and conditions
Requirements available on the official website https://www.filmmemory.eu/application/call-for-applicants
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Profile of the candidates for whom the course is intended
Profile of the candidates for whom the course is intended
FilmMemory is aimed at students from all over the world with a bachelor's degree in Audiovisual Arts, Film studies, Communication Studies, Arts, History, Cultural Studies or related subjects such as Archival Studies, Heritage Studies or Museology.
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Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
Audio-Visual Archiving: The ability to archive and restore films, encompassing both physical objects and digital archives. Digital Literacy: Proficiency in digital skills, including working with databases and software to curate, exhibit, and research films, as well as perform quantitative analyses on film data. Critical Thinking: Developing the skill to ask critical questions about audio-visual heritage, engaging in academic and public debates surrounding archives and film heritage.
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Main reasons for choosing this course on ULusófona
Main reasons for choosing this course on ULusófona
- A distinctive feature of our programme is that it is jointly delivered by four HEIs (Higher Education Institutions) involved in the European Alliance FilmEU, and supported by several relevant non-educational partners (audio-visual archives, film festivals etc).
- The HEIs each have a different profile but complement each other in important ways. The HEIs educate filmmakers and practitioners within a pedagogical domain based on the interrelation between documentary, fiction, and animation.
- They also train film archivists, preservationists, and curators. In doing so, they offer a theoretical and critical exploration of film and the practice of filmmaking, as well as of researching and valorising film cultures, instilling in graduates a broad sense of the historical value and future potentials of screen media.
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Study plan and curriculum structure
Study plan and curriculum structure
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1º Ano / General path
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Archives and Artistic Creation I
10 ects -
European Screen Studies I
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Film Archive and Heritage I
5 ects -
Film Data Analytics and Management I
5 ects -
Research Methodologies in Film Heritage, History and Cultures I
5 ects
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Archives and Artistic Creation II
10 ects -
European Screen Studies II
5 ects -
Film Archive and Heritage II
5 ects -
Film Data Analytics and Management II
5 ects -
Research Methodologies in Film Heritage, History and Cultures II
5 ects
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2º Ano / General path
- [1º Semestre]
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Archives and Artistic Creation III
10 ects -
European Screen Studies III
5 ects -
Film Archive and Heritage III
5 ects -
Film Data Analytics and Management III
5 ects -
Research Methodologies in Film Heritage, History and Cultures III
5 ects
- [2º Semestre]
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FilmMemory Project
30 ects
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1º Ano / General path
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Course Team
Course Team
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Career opportunities and career prospects
Career opportunities and career prospects
Advanced training that allows them to specialize in the areas of archive management, analogue and digital conservation and restoration (preservation), consultancy, curation and programming of audiovisual collections, among other possibilities.
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Observations
Observations
Expected Start Date: 02/09/2024 Expected End Date: 30/06/2026 Application Deadline: 26/01/2024 Work Schedule: Daytime Scheduled Hours: 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM Partnerships: LUCA School of Arts (Brussels, Belgium) - https://luca-arts.be/en IADT (Dublin, Ireland) - https://iadt.ie/ BFM (Tallinn, Estonia) - https://www.tlu.ee/en/bfm
Lisboa | Esc.Comunicação, Arquitetura, Artes e TI
Course Direction
Secretariat
Agência de Avaliação e Acreditação do Ensino Superior
Acreditação Europeia
Graduation Requirements
Have completed a total of 120 ECTS.
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