Both in terms of concepts and content, you will learn to work at the intersection of material development, cross-platform narration, animation techniques, motion graphics and experimentation in film and fine arts. In the artistic field, we facilitate an in-depth investigation of “expanded cinema”, which includes your engaging with art, performance, theatre and spatial forms of film on urban screens.
You can choose between three different study paths:
- an open, experimental, and artistic curriculum;
- the production of a short (< 20 Min.) documentary; and
- the development of a market-ready longer or serialised project.
You will work on a project of your own choosing throughout the programme. As a prospective graduate, you must be able to both learn and to develop a master’s project independently. Throughout the project, your lecturers will provide support as discussion partners, advisers and sounding boards.
You have the option to collaborate with external production companies and clients during the programme. Lateral entry is possible after an aptitude test. The prerequisite for this is the presentation of a convincing portfolio and clear motivation. The programme consists of four semesters but is also available part-time.
The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts is a renowned university of applied sciences and art in Switzerland, and the Lucerne School of Design, Film and Art is known as a dynamic educational institution with an ethos of craftsmanship and research-based practice. The beautiful city of Lucerne is embedded in a spectacular landscape of mountains and lakes and offers a high quality of life.
