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Screen and Film School invites you to get creative with this brand-new degree course, a course which has everything you will need to succeed in the fast-moving world of design within the screen and film industry.

Our brand-new BA (Hons) Hair and Make Up for Screen and Film degree has been created to provide you with the strongest possible technical and creative skills to work in this growing industry. 

This cutting-edge industry-led course provides you with the opportunity to acquire the fundamental skills and techniques of film production required for a sustainable career in the film and related creative industries.

The BA (Hons) Film Business & Production degree reflects current demands for professionally ready graduates equipped with the vital creative, business and entrepreneurial skills to navigate the modern film, screen and media environment.

The Screen and Film School Extended Diploma in Filmmaking is a two-year course designed specifically for the training of all stages of practical filmmaking enabling you to enter higher education and the wider industry.

If you hold a UK Level 5 qualification (or equivalent) in Filmmaking or a similar subject and wish to earn a full honours degree, you can apply to join the final year of our BA (Hons) Filmmaking course, which will provide you with the opportunity to further focus on a form and in a discipline of film production of your choice.

A Masters at Screen and Film School is the next step if you want to further develop yourself academically, creatively and professionally after your degree. It’s the pinnacle of training for any Degree post-graduate determined to be the absolute best in their focused field of specialism.

The MA Learning & Teaching in Creative Industries is perfect if you’re looking to enter into a teaching career for the first time. It’s also the ideal choice if you’re an experienced educator wanting to broaden your knowledge and skills within the field of creative arts education at Further Education and Higher Education levels.

The Filmmaking Diploma will offer you a special opportunity to develop your practical skills as a filmmaker. Covering the filmmaking process in-depth, you are introduced to the full range of industry roles including cinematography and directing.

This 12-week screenwriting course delivered in a virtual environment via Zoom will take an in-depth look into three of the main elements of screenwriting. There will be greater in-depth discussion than on the Screenwriting for Beginners course, and whilst films, or extracts from films, will be set for group analysis, there will be more emphasis on attendees’ own writing.

Taught in an engaging, fun and creative manner, this short course is for those who are new to filmmaking and are looking to explore a new area of creativity, this 4-week short course is a great introduction to the world of filmmaking.

Writing a Drama Series for Beginners is a 10-week part-time evening course looking at what makes a successful series and the unique elements that separate series from film.

Do you have a spark for storytelling? This 10-week short course will teach you the key building blocks of constructing a great screenplay for film or television. The course is fun, non-judgemental and a wonderful way to boost your creativity.

Taught in an engaging, fun and creative manner by acclaimed actor and director Julian Kerridge. For those who are new to filmmaking, feel a bit rusty or would like to explore a new area of creativity, this 10-week short course is a great introduction to the world of filmmaking.

Film Summer School is a three week course that will introduce you to our digital and film cameras, editing suite and the production process. You will work alongside like-minded creative people as you create and edit your first film.

If you are 15-17 years old and want to create your very own short film in two weeks, this short course will give you the perfect opportunity to work with like-minded people and become part of a film crew.