Film and Television Production with Foundation Year BA (Hons)

Teesside University

Available for September or January intakes.

To apply for January 2024 intake, amend the cycle filter to 2023-2024, select the option for January and remember to use point of entry Foundation Year. If you experience any issues adding your course choice, please contact UCAS Customer Services on 0371 468 0 468.

Course overview: This course includes a foundation year - ideal if you need additional preparation or if you don't have sufficient grades to join Year 1. Lights, Camera, Action! Ever imagined your name on the big screen as a producer or a director? Maybe you see yourself as a camera operator, editor, cinematographer, screenwriter or broadcast presenter? A degree in Film and Television Production will give you all the skills you need to shine in a range of roles within a flourishing broadcasting industry. The BBC is one of several broadcasters that has committed to significant investment in the North East film and TV industry over the next five years, and Teesside University is ideally placed to support your development within the heart of a growing and thriving broadcasting community. You have access to industry-standard facilities including two working television studios, a fully operational radio station, digital film production equipment, grading and edit suites as well as access to the full range of software available through the Adobe Creative Suite. We also have our very own multimedia platform - TUXtra - which showcases content produced by students and volunteers across the university. We pride ourselves on being able to offer our students the opportunity to work on live briefs from an impressive range of industry contacts, ensuring that you hone your skills within real-life environments, working alongside the likes of the BBC, Channel 4 and ITV Signpost. Supported by our dedicated technical staff, you’ll soon become familiar with a range of film-making disciplines while experiencing working as part of a media production team. Film and Television Production students at Teesside University may also be eligible to apply for a range of scholarships, including our Franc Roddam scholarship and our Marston Scholarship. Franc Roddam is a Hollywood film director and producer well known as the creator of Auf Wiedersehen Pet, MasterChef and the renowned film classic Quadrophenia. After the course: Our graduates go on to work in a variety of creative industries including film, television, digital media, audio production, creative arts organisations, marketing, social media and events.