BA (Hons) in Film and Television Studies with Placement in Uxbridge United Kingdom | Brunel University of London

Your program provides an in-depth exploration of film by integrating hands-on production with visual digital media theory. Engage in practical filmmaking, script development, shooting, and post-production while refining your analytical and research abilities to gain a holistic perspective of the film and television sectors. You'll have access to our state-of-the-art editing facilities equipped with industry-standard software such as Adobe Creative Cloud, Avid Media Composer, Avid ProTools, and Final Cut Pro. Our inventory also includes professional-grade cameras, audio gear, lighting setups, and support equipment to help realize your creative visions. Weekly film screenings related to course topics, accompanied by lectures on core cinematic concepts, will enrich your studies. Seminar discussions following these sessions enable collaborative idea-sharing with classmates, fostering a deeper appreciation of screen media production. Beyond campus, you can attend screenings at London's British Film Institute, Institute of Contemporary Arts, and other venues. Additionally, you'll qualify to participate in our yearly Brunel University Film Festival (BUFF), featuring awards for Best Fiction, Best Non-Fiction, and Best Overall Film - an ideal platform to apply your skills and display your creative work.

Career Prospects
Your placement experience will provide specialized training and valuable insights into film and media industry operations. You'll cultivate essential problem-solving and leadership competencies to thrive in your professional journey.
Leveraging our strong industry connections, we'll assist in securing your work placement while supporting independent placement arrangements with organizations of your preference.
Our alumni have successfully joined prominent companies like BBC, ITV, Granada, Amazon Prime, Framestore, and Ridley Scott Associates in roles ranging from casting directors and researchers to production coordinators and film specialists.