Film BA(Hons)

Program Overview

The Film BA(Hons) program at Brighton University provides students with comprehensive training in filmmaking, from pre-production to post-production. Graduates pursue diverse careers in the film industry, including directing, editing, producing, and more.

Program Outline

Teaching:

Teaching:

• Johnny Lochland
Other teaching staff include Robert Greens, Phil Connolly, Jenny Linton, Aris Mousoutzanis, Douglas Mcnaughton, and Emma Withers.
• Guest Speakers: The course includes workshops with celebrated TV and film directors.
• Facilities: The program boasts comprehensive film facilities, including cameras, lighting, sound, and post-production tools.
The Apple MAC labs have industry-standard software and the school is an Avid-authorised training centre for Media Composer and Pro Tools. Students also have access to Black Magic, Red Komodos, and Sony 4K Cameras, Sound Devices audio equipment, and a wide array of professional lighting and grip equipment. The teaching spaces are equipped with 4K interactive screens, iMac 5K Retina 27" workstations, and a high-spec Dolby Atmos 4K screening room.

Careers:

• Career Options: Graduates from this course go on to various roles in the film industry, including:
• PR and communications
• Film festival curation
• Runner
• Camera assistant
• Junior/editing assistant
• Sound recordist/sound designer
• Junior researcher
• Personal or production assistant
• Junior/production coordinator
• Assistant director/director
• Editor
• Producer
• Production designer
• Camera operator
• Location manager
• Independent filmmaker/screen writer/distributor
• DIT operator
• Location and Student Life: The program is based at the City campus in Brighton.

Additional Resources:

• Film degree webpage: https://www.brighton.ac.uk/courses/film-ba-hons/
• Fees and Costs section: https://www.brighton.ac.uk/courses/fees-and-costs/

UK (full-time) 9,250 GBP International (full-time) 15,900 GBP