Film and Television Practice - BA (Hons)

Creative, Collaborative, Critical. This is where your ideas are brought to life, your creative potential is realised, and key skills, connections and theoretical ideas are nurtured. BA (Hons) Film and Television Practice offers you the skills, knowledge, and industry experience to build a fulfilling career in film and television. You will be encouraged to explore a range of styles from fiction to documentary and everything in-between, enabling you to develop your own creative voice. The course also gives you the option to specilise, focusing your studies in Writing/Directing, Cinematography or Editing and Post-Production. Our lecturers and academics are active filmmakers with decades of industry experience, accolades from international film festivals and BAFFS, BAFTA, and FIPRESCI nominations. Our staff have experience working in TV, film and commercials and are ready to pass on their industry knowledge and vital insider skills, while also drawing on their extensive networks to help you build your own. You’ll gain valuable exposure to the industry, current students having sourced placements at Working Title, Vogue, ITV, Red Bull Studios and many others. Alumni are working on feature films and TV show, such as Mission Impossible, Jurassic World, Poor Things, Slow Horses, and 28 Years Later. This is a highly hands-on programme that will have you making films from your first week. You’ll be pushed creatively to break boundaries and experiment with a range of filmmaking techniques, while also building a commercially viable skillset that will allow you to work on-set and in post-production in any number of roles within the industry. The staff ongoing practice ensures our curriculum is up-to-date and industry relevant, evident in both our accreditation from the prestigious CILECT, NAHEMI and ScreenSkills professional bodies. You'll learn at Elephant Studios with our industry-standard equipment such as Arri cameras and state-of-the-art editing suites. All this in the heart of London the filmmaking capital of Europe, and the destination of choice for the next generation of filmmakers. Start your journey towards working in the film and TV industry - apply today.

IELTS 6.0 with all skills at 5.5 or above

International students: £16,440 per year

UK students: £9,790 per year

UK/Home: £9,790 per year

International: £16,440 per year

September

UCAS deadline for 2026 entry

• Southwark Campus, United Kingdom