Film Production - BA (Hons)

University of Roehampton

• Top 6 in London for Film (Complete University Guide 2025)
• Silver in the 2023 Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF)

BA Film Production at Roehampton is a hands on, creative degree designed for students who want to develop practical filmmaking skills while understanding film as an artistic, cultural and professional practice. The course focuses on storytelling, collaboration and technical craft across the full production process. You will gain experience in developing ideas, working on set and producing finished films, while building the creative and professional skills needed for work in the screen industries.

You’ll build a solid foundation in film production theory and practice, while gaining professional skills valued across the creative industries, including visual storytelling and screen language, camera and sound techniques, directing and production processes, collaborative working practices, and critical reflection on your own creative work.

This degree prepares you for a range of roles within film, television and digital media. Graduates may go on to work in areas such as:
• Film and television production
• Directing, cinematography or sound roles
• Editing and post production
• Content creation for digital platforms
• Production coordination and media roles You will also develop transferable skills in teamwork, communication, project management and creative problem solving that are valued across the wider creative sector. Some graduates progress to postgraduate study in film, media or related disciplines.

You will learn through:
• Practical workshops and studio based teaching focused on filmmaking skills
• Collaborative project work reflecting real world production environments
• Coursework based assessment including film projects, portfolios and reflective work
• Academic guidance and feedback to support your creative and professional development Digital learning resources are available to support your studies, including online materials, recorded content and access to industry standard software where appropriate.

You will study in specialist film production facilities designed to support professional practice, including:
• Film and media studios
• Camera, lighting and sound equipment
• Editing suites and post production software
• Library and digital resources supporting film and screen studies These facilities provide an environment where you can develop your skills and produce high quality film work throughout your degree.