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Masters Degrees in Film Production

We have 128 Masters Degrees in Film Production

You move a screen project from an initial idea through development, filming and post-production, making creative and organisational decisions as you go. A Film Production Masters puts you into directing, cinematography and producing. The same process reaches project development, distribution and international film markets.

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SRH Campus Berlin

We are SRH University, a private university network in Germany with a shared vision: education should empower, support, and inspire people to shape their own future. At SRH, people come first. That is why we have created a learning culture that not only provides academic knowledge but also encourages personal development.

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Academy of Live Technology

Creative technology is where high-tech meets art and design, and where the investigation of technology is applied to artistic design projects and professions. Our courses give you advanced technical, digital, artistic, and interpersonal skills. You are empowered as a problem solver, critical thinker, and creative innovator with the capacity to directly impact processes and technologies in a rapidly evolving and dynamic sector.

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Edinburgh College of Art

Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) brings together creative practices that shape the world around us. As part of the University of Edinburgh, ECA offers innovative postgraduate programmes across art, design, history of art, music, architecture and landscape architecture, grounded in research-led teaching, critical enquiry, collaboration and real-world practice. Teaching is delivered by internationally recognised academics, artists and practitioners who support students to develop ambitious, independent and socially engaged work. Students benefit from outstanding studios, workshops and digital facilities, a supportive and inclusive creative community, and rich opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration across the wider University. Based in Edinburgh’s historic Old Town, students learn in one of Europe’s most inspiring cultural environments, with exceptional access to world-class galleries, museums, archives and festivals, preparing graduates for diverse creative and professional futures.

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Faculty of Social and Historical Sciences

Shape the future with UCL Social and Historical Sciences. We offer over 60 specialist postgraduate programmes across a diverse range of subjects. Our interests span the globe, as we seek to understand the social, political, economic, cultural and environmental processes that have shaped the world over time. Our academics are at the forefront of innovative, interdisciplinary research and education that creates a meaningful, real-world impact. We’ll challenge you to think critically, engage with global challenges, and seek creative solutions. Renowned for our excellence in teaching and research, we foster a vibrant culture of innovation. From tackling climate change to addressing economic inequality, our academics, alumni, and students are dedicated to exploring new ways to address pressing global issues.

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Catalyst - Institute for Creative Arts and Technology

Catalyst is a progressive and inclusive learning community in Berlin offering Bachelor’s, Master’s and short courses across music production, sound engineering, film and video production, visual effects, game design, screenwriting, acting for screen and stage, and applied creative psychology. <br><br><p>Our programmes are built around hands-on, practice-based learning designed to cultivate artistic identity, technical skill and professional confidence. Based in the historic Funkhaus, we support emerging creatives in developing their craft within a collaborative and interdisciplinary environment.</p>

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Masters courses

Directing and Producing Science and Natural History - MFA

National Film and Television School  | 
Masters Programmes

Turn your passion for science and the natural world into thought-provoking stories. View course

 On campus  Full time  Scholarships available

Producing Your First Feature - PgCert

National Film and Television School  | 
Masters Programmes

Do you know what it takes to be a great producer? The key to becoming a producer who is attractive to creative collaborators and financiers alike is an understanding of the whole process. View course

 On campus  Part time  Scholarships available

MA Documentary and Factual

Met Film School  | 
Graduate School

MA Documentary and Factual will give you the skills and understanding needed to work as a director and/or producer in today’s factual content industries. View course

 On campus  Full time

MA Visual and Media Anthropology

Media University  | 
Master's degree programs

The M.A. View course

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Editing - MFA

National Film and Television School  | 
Masters Programmes

Gain a thorough practical education in editing. Build your skills as an editor in a professional filmmaking environment. View course

 On campus  Full time  Scholarships available

Master of Science and Technology in Extended Cinematography (EXcin)

Ecole Polytechnique  | 
Masters Programmes

Are you ready to shape the future of cinematography, broadcast TV, and audiovisual arts with a program built on industry partnership, innovation… View course

 On campus  Full time  Scholarships available

MA Creative Studies

Edinburgh Napier University  | 
School of Arts & Creative Industries

Select individual modules to build a unique university award The MA Creative Studies is aimed at students who want to develop their career in creative industries. View course

 Part time  Full time

Animation MA

Middlesex University  | 
Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries

Develop your creative and technical animation skills in London with our MA Animation programme, where storytelling meets innovation, AI, and industry practice. View course

 On campus  Part time  Full time

MA Screen Acting

Met Film School  | 
Graduate School

The MA Screen Acting course offers students consolidated, bespoke, and advanced training for actors with existing experience in acting and/or performance. View course

 Full time

The Business of the Creative Industries - MA

National Film and Television School  | 
Masters Programmes

A creative alternative to an MBA, empowering leaders to build, finance, and grow future-facing businesses. View course

 On campus  Full time  Scholarships available

Assistant Camera (Focus Pulling and Loading) - PgDip

National Film and Television School  | 
Masters Programmes

Build your skills as a 2nd and 1st Assistant Cameraperson. View course

 On campus  Full time  Scholarships available

Unscripted Development - PgDip

National Film and Television School  | 
Masters Programmes

Get the professional training you need to kickstart your career in a world-leading UK Industry. View course

 Online  On campus  Part time  Scholarships available

Directing Commercials - PgDip

National Film and Television School  | 
Masters Programmes

Want to become a Commercials Director? Delivered in partnership with D&AD (the global association for creative advertising and design)… View course

 On campus  Part time  Scholarships available

Creative Technologies MSc

University of Portsmouth  | 
School of Film, Media and Creative Technologies

Boost your existing skill set with this one year, bespoke MSc Creative Technologies degree course, where you can choose to specialise in computer… View course

 On campus  Part time  Full time  Scholarships available

Documentary Filmmaking: Landscape and Ecology - MA

Aberystwyth University  | 
Theatre, Film & TV Studies

This unique Masters draws on Aberystwyth’s location between the mountains and the sea, allowing you to develop a documentary filmmaking practice… View course

 On campus  Part time  Full time  Scholarships available
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What are Masters degrees in Film Production?

Film Production Masters examine how screen projects move from an initial idea through development, filming and post-production. The subject brings creative judgement together with the technical and organisational work needed to complete a production. Directing, cinematography, producing, editing, sound and production management all offer distinct ways into the field. Alongside practical craft, you will consider narrative, audience, visual style and the business of screen media.

Making work is central to many courses. You might develop a script, plan a shoot, work with camera and lighting equipment, manage a budget or shape material in the edit. Other routes give more weight to production leadership, project development, distribution or international film markets. The right emphasis depends on whether you want to strengthen a creative portfolio, lead productions or understand how screen projects are financed and circulated.

Why study a Masters in Film Production?

Advanced study gives you time to test ideas, take responsibility for substantial projects and understand how different production roles depend on one another. Directing, producing, cinematography, editing and production management each benefit from sustained practice and a clearer view of the whole production process. A finished portfolio, reliable collaboration and practical experience matter alongside the degree, so the projects you complete are an important part of its value.

Entry requirements for Film Production Masters

Relevant backgrounds include film, media and the creative arts, although some courses consider other degrees alongside convincing practical experience. A portfolio, showreel, written proposal or interview may form part of the selection process. Production management routes can also value experience in television, events or creative project coordination. Requirements differ, particularly in the balance between academic preparation and evidence of filmmaking practice.

What to expect from a Film Production Masters

Project work places creative decisions under real production constraints. Group shoots develop communication across roles, while individual work allows you to refine a particular craft or production interest. Assessment can include completed films, production documents, pitches, reflective writing and a final major project. Critical study helps you explain the choices behind the work rather than treating technique in isolation.

Online and part-time Film Production Masters

Studios, equipment and shared production schedules make regular attendance important on many routes. Part-time study can spread major projects over a longer period, while online teaching is better suited to areas such as development, theory or film business than equipment-based production. Workshop blocks, kit access and the expected pattern of collaborative work determine how flexible a course feels in practice.