BA (Hons) Media Production

At the University of Hull, the BA (Hons) Media Production program is designed to immerse students in hands-on, practical media experiences, ensuring you graduate with the creative and technical skills the industry demands. From mastering filming and editing to exploring digital production, students gain experience in real-world settings using professional-standard facilities and tools. Collaborative projects with peers in game design, music, and drama foster teamwork, while partnerships with industry mentors give insight into current trends and opportunities.

Students benefit from a variety of specialised spaces and equipment, including studios, media labs, and digital environments like the Unreal game engine, enabling them to bring their creative ideas to life.

Key experiential learning opportunities include:

• Access to the Anthony Minghella Studio, Media Hub, and Middleton Hall, a professional creative space with a 400+ seat auditorium and surround-sound cinema

• Hands-on training in filming, editing, and post-production using industry-standard software and media labs

• Collaborative group projects across media disciplines, including game design and music

• Opportunities to create digital environments using the Unreal game engine

• Real-world work experience and masterclasses through Screen Yorkshire’s Connected Campus and Northern Media Mentors

• Supervised documentary and short film projects suitable for festivals and industry portfolios

• Exposure to professional workflows, leadership, and safe working practices in creative industries

• Engagement with field projects and live briefs, reflecting current industry challenges and practices

This program ensures that you graduate not just with knowledge, but with a strong portfolio of practical experience and industry connections.

Future Progression & Opportunities:
Graduates of the BA (Hons) Media Production at the University of Hull leave equipped for dynamic roles in the media industry, with strong skills in filmmaking, editing, and creative storytelling. Typical roles include Film/Video Producer, Media Content Creator, and Post-Production Editor:

• University services: The Hull Careers and Employability Service offers tailored support, including CV workshops, interview prep, and access to internships and placements.

• Employment stats & salary: Graduates often secure roles in creative industries, with starting salaries averaging around £22,000–£28,000, and growth potential as experience increases.

• University–industry partnerships: Collaborations with Screen Yorkshire’s Connected Campus and Northern Media Mentors provide masterclasses, live briefs, and one-to-one industry advice.

• Accreditation value: The program is recognised for professional media practice, giving graduates credibility in competitive media careers.

• Graduation outcomes: Many students gain real-world production experience, contribute to professional projects, and build a strong portfolio that boosts employability.

Further Academic Progression:
Graduates may choose to continue their studies with a Master’s in Media Production, Film Studies, Digital Media, or related creative industries programs, enhancing specialist knowledge and career opportunities in areas such as directing, producing, or digital content strategy.