Film and Television Production, BA Hons

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Greenwich

Program Overview

The Film and Television Production, BA Hons at the University of Greenwich is designed to shape versatile, practice-ready filmmakers, combining hands-on production skills with a strong academic foundation. It suits creative, ambitious students eager to explore every aspect of the film and TV industry, from scripting and directing to camera, sound, and editing.

Curriculum Structure:

Year 1:
Students are introduced to the fundamentals of film and television production, exploring scriptwriting, camera techniques, and sound practices. This year builds a solid understanding of storytelling and production processes, helping students gain confidence in creating short films and TV projects.

Year 2:
Focus shifts to more complex production challenges, including producing, directing, and editing across genres such as TV, fiction film, and documentary. Students refine their technical skills while starting to develop a professional portfolio, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical experience.

Year 3:
The final year emphasizes advanced production projects, where students produce high-quality work suitable for industry portfolios. Modules include post-production, multi-camera TV studio work, and virtual production, preparing graduates to enter diverse roles within the global film and TV industries.

Focus areas: Storytelling, TV and film production, sound and post-production, directing, camera operation, documentary and fiction genres

Learning outcomes: Graduates will master practical production skills, develop professional portfolios, understand industry-standard techniques, and be ready to work across multiple roles in film and television.

Professional alignment (accreditation): Accredited by ARRI Certified Film School

Reputation (employability rankings): Recognized for excellence with Gold in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023, reflecting outstanding student experience and outcomes.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

If you choose to study Film and Television Production, BA Hons at the University of Greenwich, you’ll dive straight into hands-on learning that equips you with the practical skills demanded by the film and TV industries. From the very first year, you’ll work with professional-standard equipment, learn the full production process, and build a portfolio showcasing your abilities. The course is supported by expert lecturers who are active industry practitioners, ensuring that what you learn is directly relevant to today’s professional environment. Your learning is enhanced through access to high-tech facilities, collaborative projects, and real-world production experiences:

State-of-the-art facilities: High-end professional film cameras, a dedicated Film Studio, multi-camera TV Studio, and a Virtual Production facility.
Practical skill development: Training in camera operation, sound recording, editing, directing, producing, and production management.
Industry-standard software: Post-production and editing tools aligned with professional industry techniques.
Collaborative projects: Group productions and practical assignments across TV, fiction, and documentary genres.
Portfolio building: Hands-on projects culminating in a strong, industry-ready portfolio.
Professional guidance: All modules are taught by lecturers with extensive real-world Film & TV experience.
Accreditation: Recognised as an ARRI Certified Film School, reflecting high industry standards.
Career-focused opportunities: Exposure to production management, scriptwriting, and directing in both classroom and studio settings.

This program ensures that by graduation, you’re not just academically prepared—you’re fully equipped to step confidently into the film and television industry.

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduate Outcomes & Future Opportunities

Graduates of the Film and Television Production, BA Hons at the University of Greenwich are well-prepared for dynamic careers in the creative industries. The program equips students with the skills to pursue roles such as:

Film Director
Television Producer
Cinematographer
Post-Production Specialist

These positions are supported by the university's strong industry connections and comprehensive career services.

Support Services & Industry Connections:

Career Services: The university offers tailored career advice, CV workshops, and interview preparation to help students transition into the workforce.
Industry Partnerships: Collaborations with leading industry partners, such as MO-SYS, provide students with access to cutting-edge virtual production technologies.
Accreditation: The program is accredited by the ARRI Certified Film School, ensuring a high standard of education recognized by industry professionals.

Employment Statistics & Salary Figures:

Employment Rate: A significant percentage of graduates secure employment within six months of completing the program.
Salary Expectations: Salaries vary depending on the role and experience, with entry-level positions offering competitive starting salaries in the creative sector.

Graduation Outcomes:

Graduates have gone on to work with renowned production companies, television networks, and independent film studios, contributing to both national and international projects.

Further Academic Progression:

Postgraduate Opportunities

After completing the BA Hons program, students can further their studies by pursuing a Master of Arts in Film Production at the University of Greenwich. This program allows students to specialize in areas such as documentary filmmaking, screenwriting, or digital media production, building upon the foundational skills acquired during their undergraduate studies.

Additionally, students interested in academic research can consider enrolling in the Film and Screen Practices MPhil/PhD program, offering opportunities to engage in advanced research projects within the field of film and television.