Film Production BA
Roehampton Campus, United Kingdom
BA (Hons) Film Production
University of Roehampton
Film Production
Program Overview: BA Film Production at Roehampton
The BA Film Production at the University of Roehampton is a hands-on, creative degree designed for students who want to develop practical filmmaking skills while understanding film as an artistic, cultural, and professional practice. The course focuses on storytelling, collaboration, and technical craft across the full production process, immersing you in creative filmmaking from day one.
You will gain experience in developing ideas, working on set, and producing finished films, while building the creative and professional skills needed for work in the screen industries. The program covers visual storytelling and screen language, camera and sound techniques, directing and production processes, collaborative working practices, and critical reflection on your own creative work.
The program is taught by recognised, working industry professionals whose productions include BIFA and BAFTA-nominated fiction and documentary films screened at top festivals such as Tribeca, Edinburgh, London, Sheffield, and Cannes/ACID. Strong industry links ensure students benefit from visiting workshops and tutorials with leading professionals from organisations including Netflix and the BFI.
Key Program Highlights
- Accredited by the International Moving Image Society (IMIS), a prestigious professional body based at Pinewood Studios, ensuring the curriculum meets high industry standards.
- Opportunity to earn the BAFTA albert professional qualification in sustainable filmmaking, a growth area increasingly demanded by the film and TV industry.
- Located on the doorstep of London's media industries, with a campus offering woodland, lakeside, period, and modern urban settings for film projects.
- Access to a dedicated digital media centre featuring a film studio with professional technology, Adobe Creative Suite labs, and extensive sound editing resources.
Curriculum & Modules
The BA Film Production curriculum is structured across three years, progressing from foundational skills and film analysis in Year 1 through to advanced group productions and a graduation film project in Year 3. Each year combines practical filmmaking modules with critical and contextual studies, ensuring you develop both technical proficiency and creative vision.
Film Analysis and Critical Practice
30 creditsExplore key aspects of filmmaking including cinematography, sound, editing, mise en scene, and performance, alongside theories of narration, authorship, and genre. Develop close analysis skills using Adobe Premiere Pro and critical frameworks.
Focus on Character: Non-Fiction Production
30 creditsAn introduction to depicting characters and scenarios on screen through developing and producing a short non-fiction project. Learn foundational camera, sound, and editing techniques in a hands-on production environment.
Producing and Industry Practice
30 creditsLearn the roles involved in producing by engaging with real documentary funding opportunities and BFI NETWORK fiction film funding schemes. Develop synopses, creative statements, budgets, director statements, and production paperwork to industry standards.
Group Production: Development
30 creditsFocus on finding a story, defining an audience, style and approach, and creating industry-standard documentation including budgets, schedules, scripts, storyboards, floorplans, and treatments to shape your short film production.
Group Production: Production and Post-Production
30 creditsCollaborate in student-led crews to produce drama and documentary projects using high-level technical and creative skills in defined industry-related roles. Produce a mature short film demonstrating high production values and sophisticated storytelling.
Media Representations and Identity
30 creditsCritically explore how media representations are constructed and manipulated. Engage with themes of identity and authenticity through critical commentary and self-produced video work using professional equipment and software.
Elective Modules and Specialisations
Admission Requirements
The BA Film Production program welcomes applicants with a genuine passion for filmmaking and visual storytelling. No prior filmmaking experience is required, but candidates should demonstrate creative thinking, strong communication skills, and enthusiasm for the screen industries. All applications are processed through Uni4Edu.
Academic Requirements
- A-LevelsContact Uni4Edu for current entry grade requirements
- International BaccalaureateContact Uni4Edu for current IB requirements
- GCSE English LanguageGrade C / Grade 4 or above (or IGCSE equivalent)
- International QualificationsEquivalent secondary school qualifications accepted; contact Uni4Edu for country-specific requirements
- Personal StatementA statement demonstrating your passion for film, media, and creative storytelling
English Language Requirements
- IELTS6.0 overall with no less than 5.5 in each component
- TOEFL iBTContact Uni4Edu for equivalent TOEFL score requirements
- PTE AcademicContact Uni4Edu for equivalent PTE score requirements
Required Documents
Application Deadlines
For personalized admission guidance, document verification, and application support, please contact Uni4Edu
Scholarships & Funding
The University of Roehampton offers a range of scholarships and bursaries to support both UK and international students. Financial aid opportunities are designed to reward academic excellence, talent, and financial need. Contact Uni4Edu for guidance on eligibility and the application process.
Academic Excellence Scholarship
Up to GBP 3,000Awarded to high-achieving students who demonstrate outstanding academic performance in their previous studies. Available to both UK and international undergraduate applicants.
Esports Scholarship
GBP 1,500 per yearOne of Europe's first esports scholarships, available to students with demonstrated aptitude in competitive gaming alongside their academic studies at Roehampton.
For detailed tuition fee information, please contact Uni4Edu — we will guide you through the costs and available funding options for this program.
Career Prospects
This degree prepares you for a range of roles within film, television, and digital media. You will graduate as a skilled creative practitioner with a professional portfolio, industry connections gained through workshops with leading professionals, and the IMIS-accredited qualification that enhances your credibility with employers across the screen industries.
Potential Career Roles
Industry Connections & Potential Employers
Rankings & Recognition
The University of Roehampton holds a consistent presence in both national and international rankings, with particular strengths in media and film studies. The university received a Silver rating in the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), recognising its commitment to high-quality teaching, learning, and student outcomes.
| Subject | Ranking Body | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Media and Film Studies | Guardian University Guide | #38 |
| Film (London) | Complete University Guide | Top 6 in London |
| Arts & Humanities | THE Subject Rankings | Top 400 globally |
| Teaching Excellence | TEF | Silver |
How to Apply
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Contact Uni4Edu
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Prepare Your Documents
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Submit Your Application
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Receive Your Offer
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