Eastern European Screen Culture and Production

About

This ELTE BSU course examines the interplay between global cultural and industrial forces and regional productions, analyzing global, regional, and local production cultures. Key concepts include post-socialism, post-colonialism, platform imperialism, and liminal whiteness. By completing the course, students will gain insights into television's impact on cultural politics and economic dynamics in Eastern Europe, comprehend streaming platform operations, and apply cultural studies and media theory to analyze visual narratives

Course leader

ELTE Faculty of Humanities

Target group

We welcome students with diverse backgrounds.

Course aim

The course explores Eastern European screen cultures and moving image productions, focusing on streaming platforms, runaway productions, and emerging television forms

Fee info

Includes: tuition fee, course materials, meals (coffee break and lunch), local transport, opening ceremony and the cost of the leisure time programs, excursions