Film and Media Production Canterbury Christ Church University

Overview

Why Film and Media Production at Canterbury Christ Church University?

Studying Film and Media Production at Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) offers an exceptional opportunity to engage with a programme that is highly regarded in the industry. The university's strong partnerships with esteemed organisations such as the British Film Institute (BFI) and Curzon Canterbury Westgate Cinema provide students with unique access to resources and networking opportunities. Furthermore, the course is accredited by BAFTA Albert, recognising its commitment to environmental sustainability in filmmaking. Students will benefit from state-of-the-art facilities equipped with industry-standard tools, ensuring they receive a comprehensive education in filmmaking.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

For the academic year 2026/27, the tuition fees for the MA in Film and Media Production are as follows:

• National fee: £9,545 per year
• International fee: £15,500 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured around core modules that provide both practical and theoretical foundations in filmmaking. The following core modules are included:

• Practical Skills for Filmmaking (30 Credits)
• Creative Collaborations (30 Credits)
• Pre-Production for Fiction and Documentary (30 Credits)
• Major Project (30 Credits)

The course is designed to foster collaborative learning, allowing students to work alongside peers from diverse creative disciplines. This interdisciplinary approach enhances the educational experience and encourages innovative filmmaking practices.

Industry Demand

The film industry is continuously evolving, and the demand for skilled professionals in various roles is on the rise. Graduates of the MA in Film and Media Production will be well-prepared to enter this dynamic field, equipped with the necessary skills to thrive in various sectors, including post-production, sound design, camera operation, and directing.

Guaranteed Work Experience

The course includes a dedicated employability module that focuses on enhancing students' career prospects within the film industry. This module is designed to provide practical experience and insights into the industry, preparing students for their future careers.

Careers with Film and Media Production

Graduates of the MA in Film and Media Production can pursue a variety of roles within the film industry. Potential career paths include:

• Post-production roles such as picture editing, audio, and colour grading
• Sound recording and design
• Camera operation and cinematography
• Producing and directing

The course places a strong emphasis on developing key employability skills, enabling graduates to effectively present their talents and build a professional identity within the film sector. Networking opportunities and insights into the festival circuit further enhance their readiness for the industry.