Film Production BA (hons) in University of Sunderland, UK

Film Production BA (hons) in University of Sunderland

If you want to work in the the film or TV industry then this course could be right for you. Whether your interest is in filmmaking, documentary production, directing, cinematography, scriptwriting or editing, this course provides an excellent environment for you to develop your own exciting and rewarding career. With a mix of practical skills and theoretical knowledge, you’ll be set to turn creativity into reality.

You will work on a range of projects and develop your practical production skills in areas including screenwriting, camera, sound, editing, lighting, colour grading, producing and directing. Your learning experience will be greatly enhanced by our highly experienced and skilled lecturing team, and first-class equipment including specialised digital cameras, sound recording equipment, Steadicam rigs, drones and professional editing software packages such as Avid Media Composer and Adobe Premier Pro.

We encourage you to take full advantage of our creative and business services, which prepare you for careers in the film and broadcast industries. Supported by our experts, you will have the opportunity to engage with industry through work experience with a number of broadcasters and film shoots.

 

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