大都會(huì)電影學(xué)院

OVERVIEW

MA Film and Television Production is a one-year postgraduate course for the post-Netflix generation of producers, screenwriters, directors, camera people, editors and preditors.

The world of screen production has been transformed over the last fifteen years by the rapid rise of digital technology and new forms of screen content. Today’s market is looking for dynamic, creative and entrepreneurial multi-skilled talent – film and video-makers who are as comfortable with short-form online formats as they are with traditional television and cinema. Above all, they are looking for smart screen storytellers, able to create meaningful content whatever the context.

Through intensive production work and reflective thought, this new course aims to deliver employable and smart thinking graduates ready for industry and aware of the issues that making content for screens big and small entail.

KEY FACTS

High level of production opportunities working to real-world briefs and employing real-world methodologies that replicate industry

Work on two short films or videos, web series with Writers Room, online commercial content, showreel and collaborative Master’s Project.

Industry contexts throughout including briefs from broadcasters and commercial clients

High emphasis on career and employability with support through curriculum and school’s unique enhancements MetFilm Futures and MetFilm Production

Fast track, immersive development as a skilled and motivated screen professional

Current Industry tutors bringing experience, contacts and award-winning skills

CAREERS

YOUR SUCCESS IS OUR PRIORITY

From the very first day at MetFilm School, we teach our students to network and pitch to the industry. The MetFilm Futures team help our talented and bright students secure creative jobs in leading companies across the globe.

Our graduates work across the industry as VFX Artists, Directors, TV Assistant Producers, Script Editors, On-Air Producers, Campaign Managers and many more besides. Below are just some of the companies they’ve gone onto work for.