Screen and Film School Birmingham

Birmingham, Great Britain

Type of institution:

Age range:17+

Type of training:

Full-time
Part-time

Language of instruction:

english

Year of foundation:2004

About the Screen and Film School Birmingham

Screen and Film School Birmingham was founded in 2004 and has since become a leading educational institution in the field of film and television. The school takes pride in its achievements in training specialists for the industry and has numerous partnerships with local and international companies. The school's educational philosophy focuses on practical training, combining theory and practice. Unique methods include working in industry conditions and using modern equipment. Screen and Film School Birmingham makes a significant contribution to the educational system of the region by providing quality education and creating opportunities for career growth. The school has a strong reputation and a stable influence on the development of the media industry. The main goals of the institution include developing critical thinking, the ability to work independently, and preparing students for a career in the film industry.

Admission conditions in Screen and Film School Birmingham

Admission to Screen and Film School Birmingham is based on submitted applications with the necessary documents. Confirmation of academic qualifications and skills is required. Mandatory exams: [A-levels, BTEC] Minimum age: 18 years Application process: Students can apply through the official UCAS platform. The application fee is £25 for one program. Educational qualifications: A-levels or their equivalents are required. Required documents: Recommendation letters, test results, portfolio (for creative courses). Requirements for international students: English language proficiency - at least IELTS 6.0. Financial conditions: Proof of funds for tuition and living expenses is required. Application deadlines: Start from January 1 and end on June 30. Testing or interview: An interview may be conducted for some programs. Qualifications or experience: Portfolio for creative programs. Notification of results: Admission results are announced 2-4 weeks after the application submission.

Minimum rating for admission to Screen and Film School Birmingham

The minimum score for admission is 96 UCAS points.

Prospects after completing studies in Screen and Film School Birmingham

Graduates have the opportunity to work in various fields of the media industry, including film, television, animation, as well as engage in independent filmmaking.

Curriculum type
Subjects

Title	Age	Period
Bachelor's Degree program in English	17+	1 year
Master's Degree program in English	21+	1 year
BA (Hons) Cinematography	18+	3 years
BA (Hons) Film Production	18+	3 years