Film Production, BA (hons) in University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN), UK

Film Production, BA (hons) in University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN)

If you are passionate about film and storytelling through images, and always wondered what all the people in the credits of a film are actually doing, then this course is most certainly for you. This hands-on course, accredited by Creative Skillset and recognised by industry professionals, will enable you to produce films to professional standards, write production proposals and give presentations. Our graduates regularly appear in the credits of major TV and cinema releases, win awards at prestigious film festivals and the Royal Television Society, and have their scripts developed into independent film productions. 

• Recognised by industry professionals, this programme delivers ‘strong emphasis on practical and vocational development’ (Diarmid Scrimshaw, producer, ‘Tyrannosaur’) and prepares ‘exceptionally professional’ students (Derrin Schlesinger, producer, ‘Babylon’ and ‘Four Lions’).
• Our graduates regularly appear in the credits of major television and cinema releases, and win awards at prestigious film festivals and the Royal Television Society.
• You will have a unique opportunity to make a feature film in your second year.

WHY STUDY THIS COURSE?

UCLan Film Production offers scope to develop both personal creative expression and professional level skills in a supportive and inclusive environment. Recognised by industry professionals, the programme delivers "strong emphasis on practical and vocational development" (Diarmid Scrimshaw, Producer ‘Tyrannosaur’) and prepares “exceptionally professional” students (Derrin Schlesinger, Producer, ‘This is England’, ‘Four Lions’, ‘Babylon’).

By helping students maximise their learning potential, this progressive programme has seen students and graduates regularly appear in the credits of major TV and cinema releases. UCLan Film Production students have been Oscar nominated in 2014 and won the Royal Television Society awards 6 times.

As a student you will be focusing on professional and creative development in a variety of formats including narrative, documentary, independent short film and the feature film. Around one third of your study will explore the theoretical aspects of Film language and its influence on modern production techniques, its historical context and philosophical underpinnings.

WHAT OPPORTUNITIES WILL I HAVE?

We have a well-established track record of delivering successful media students, with three recent Royal Television Society (RTS) awards in as many years, and our graduates feature in many credits of major cinema and TV productions. You could pursue a career in broadcasting, producing media management or scriptwriting.

You’ll have the opportunity to produce your own full feature film - which is unique for an undergraduate film production course in the UK.

You’ll also have the opportunity to study abroad in Year 2, either in Europe or America.

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