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Profile of the programme
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The aim of this master's degree is to prepare students to think analytically and critically about cinema, studying the film history and theory, Portuguese cinema, Film aesthetics and video production focusing on the theoretical and historical aspects of the field. A theoretical final thesis is one of the three possible choices to complete the requirements of the degree
Focusing on the art of filmmaking, this program is also designed for students who wish to learn about filmmaking and film design. The 2-year graduate program encourages students to develop their own voices and aesthetic ideals through directing, producing and shooting their own films. To complete the program, each student can choose to submit a final project, mostly a short film produced and directed entirely by him
Students may still choose to do an internship in a company linked to the cinema sector, presenting and defending the report stage, in subsequently public evidence exam. |
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Key learning outcomes
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Master's degree in Cinema aims to give its students the following competencies:
a) Have knowledge and comprehension ability in the field of Cinema at a level which:
i) Sustaining the knowledge obtained at the 1st cycle, they can develop and expand them;
ii) Enable and form the basis of developments and/or original applications, often in the context of research;
b) Know apply their cinematographic expertise and its capacity of understanding and solving problems in new and unfamiliar situations, in enlarged and multidisciplinary contexts;
c) Capacity to integrate knowledge, dealing with complex issues, to develop solutions or pass judgment in situations of limited information or incomplete, including reflections on the ethical and social implications and responsibilities that result of these solutions and these judgments or conditions;
d) Be able to report its findings, and the knowledge and the reasoning underlying them, both to specialists and non-specialists, in a clear and unambiguous;
e) To be receptive on the idea of a lifelong learning, in a manner fundamentally autonomous or self-directed. |
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Occupational profiles of graduates
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Film Directing; Scripting; Pre-production, production and post-production; Integration into international and domestic producers; Film programming; Film critic. |
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Learning facilities
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1. Installations and equipments available for all courses of UBI:
1.1. Center for Informatics (CI)
1.2. Center for teaching and learning resources (CREA)
1.3. Libraries (monographs, Periodicals, films on DVD and video)
1.4. Graphics services and publications
2. Installations and equipments dedicated to the courses of the Department of Communication and Arts:
2.1. Photography Labs
2.2. Audiovisual and multimedia Studio
2.3. LABCOM-Online Communication Lab
2.4. Graphic Design Lab
3. Installations and equipments specific to the course:
3.1 Cinubiteca – Theatre of UBI
3.2. Plateau and Image & Sound Labs
3.3. Media Centre:
3.3.1. Filming Studio
3.3.2. Sound Studio
3.3.3. Shooting equipment
3.3.4. Post-production units of Sound and Image
3.3.5. Workshops room
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Requirements and regulations (assessment and graduation)
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UBI Regulations [PT]
Regulation of the master's degree in Cinema (Commission of Course)
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