Film & Broadcast Production BA (Hons)

If you imagine yourself working in the creative industries, our Film and Broadcast Production degree is perfect for you. You’ll be the sort of person that gets involved at all levels of media interaction – watching, listening, making and analysing.

Get comfortable behind the camera, confident in the editing suite and chatty in front of the podcast mic. Producing digital content across a range of platforms, you’ll put your creativity to the test. At the same time, we’ll help you explore creative practice, looking at popular productions from the past and present.

At Edge Hill, you won’t just study, you’ll create. Our degree programme gives you the chance to bring ideas to life through both group and solo projects, so you can shape your own journey and showcase your unique strengths.

We think it’s important that you shape your studies around what inspires you most, which is why you’ll choose from a mix of theoretical and practical modules. For example, Short Films for Curious Minds gives you the chance to develop content for a final-year solo project, building a portfolio that reflects your individuality and ambition.

You’ll also develop the skills to produce factual, narrative film and arts-based content in a variety of setting, whether that’s on location or in our industry-standard studios. This hands-on experience ensures you graduate with a portfolio that’s as individual as you are, and the confidence to step into creative industries with real-world experience.

Digital literacy, practical know-how and transferable skills like critical thinking are key for your career. But, in the ever-changing world of film and broadcast production, you also need to stand out. That’s why we’ll focus on helping you find your unique voice. How will you make your mark?

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Your future career

Your film and broadcast production degree could lead you in many different directions. Potential career paths in the creative industries include:

• film and television industry roles (such as researcher, runner, location manager and production design)
• video producer and editor
• camera operator
• associate producer
• production assistant
• roles within festivals and cultural events
• film reviewer
• advertising or marketing
• social media content creator