Bachelor of Arts in Audiovisual Media

At Tallinn University's Bachelor of Arts in Audiovisual Media, you'll dive straight into hands-on learning from day one, building real-world skills through a 'learning-by-doing' approach that takes you from story idea to finished film. Whether you choose the Creative Module (script writing, producing, directing) or Technical Module (editing, cinematography, sound design), you'll work on team-based projects using industry-standard tools and newly built production facilities right on campus. This means pitching ideas, shooting with pro gear, and handling post-production—all in a multicultural environment that mirrors real film sets.

Here's what makes the experiential learning so powerful: access to cutting-edge resources tailored for audiovisual production:
- Team projects from inception to post-production, including short films, documentaries, series, music videos, and more, developed in groups with professors and international peers.
- Industry-standard software like ProTools for sound, DaVinci Resolve Studio for editing and color grading.
- High-end equipment ranging from DSLR cameras to ARRI Amira, plus studio and field gear for lighting, sound recording, and cinematography.
- Compulsory internships (6 ECTS) to apply skills in professional settings, available after 60 ECTS and including international options up to 15 ECTS.
- Newly built production facilities at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School (BFM) for all practical work.
- Bachelor's Thesis Production as a capstone: create your own short fiction film (up to 15 min) or documentary (up to 25 min), taking key roles like director or cinematographer.

At Tallinn University's Bachelor of Arts in Audiovisual Media, you'll dive straight into hands-on learning from day one, building real-world skills through a 'learning-by-doing' approach that takes you from story idea to finished film. Whether you choose the Creative Module (script writing, producing, directing) or Technical Module (editing, cinematography, sound design), you'll work on team-based projects using industry-standard tools and our brand-new production facilities, ensuring you're ready for professional audiovisual careers.

This practical focus means collaborating on everything from short films and documentaries to music videos and TV series, all while mastering the full production pipeline: pitching, shooting, and post-production.

Here's what sets our experiential learning apart with specific program features:
- Team projects: Develop and produce student films, creative assignments, and thesis productions (like 15-min fiction films or 25-min documentaries) in multicultural teams, handling key roles from director to gaffer.
- Industry-standard software and tools: Learn ProTools for sound, DaVinci Resolve Studio for editing and color grading, plus high-end equipment like DSLR cameras and ARRI Amira.
- Compulsory internships: Gain 6 ECTS through approved professional placements after completing at least 60 ECTS, building on your skills in real media environments.
- Newly built production facilities: State-of-the-art studios and field gear tailored for audiovisual projects, with supervised equipment booking for thesis work.
- Baltic Film, Media and Arts School (BFM) resources: Access to dedicated spaces like N-207 for interviews and production, supporting crossmedia and indie narrative projects.