Screen and Film School Manchester
The city steeped with film and television history has a thriving contemporary industry that’s set to grow even bigger, with Sky Originals, Netflix dramas and Hollywood movies now regularly shooting in the city. The BBC and ITV both call this exciting, innovative city home… now it's your turn. Brand new this year, our Manchester Screen and Film School’s unique brand of industry connections and creative arts can’t wait to welcome you to one of the countries biggest media hot spots.
Our practical undergraduate degree courses in Filmmaking and Film Business & Entrepreneurship will make you industry-ready.
Get to know our industry lecturers who you are all experts in their chosen discipline.
What makes us stand out from other institutions is our connections. Discover our industry partners who you will have the opportunity to work with.
Meet your lecturers, discover the outstanding facilities and kickstart your career in film.
Check out our Manchester Accommodation Guide to find out what accommodation options are available to you from private halls of residence to renting with other film school students.
Read all about life in Manchester as part of our city guide, from where to watch the latest films to the best eateries to grab a bite in.
Set in the heart of Spinningfields, the facilities at Screen and Film School Manchester surround you with industry leading, high tech facilities.
Don't miss our fortnightly updates on the building progress at our Manchester Campus, Riverside Studios!
What’s the latest?
Screen and Film School Manchester had the great pleasure of welcoming Danny Brocklehurst last week as a Masterclass guest, the first one of 2022, and what a way to kick things off it was. Danny is a BAFTA award-winning screenwriter, as well as a producer, and is possibly best-known for his expert writing on such hit TV shows as Shameless, Clocking Off, and most recently helping to adapt two Harlan Coben novels, Stay Close and The Stranger, both for Netflix.
Following on from last week’s introduction to Tunji Akinsehinwa from Birmingham and Sadie Anderson from Brighton, we’re back with Part 2 of our ‘Meet the Lecturers’ series.
Screen and Film School Manchester are proud that our city has a long and rich history as a filmmaking backdrop. The city has served as the location for top-notch film sets since before World War II and has an eclectic history of continuing to do so throughout the 20th century, right up to the present day.
