MA Film Production

at University of Lincoln

Modules;

• Film Production 1 (Core)
• Film Production 2 & Final Project Pitch (Core)
• Final Film Project (Core)
• Media Ethics, Law and Regulation (Core)
• The Art and Craft of Film (Core)
• Approaches to Screen Studies (Option)
• Disruptive Influences on the Creative Industries (Option)
• Gender, Media and Culture in a Global Context (Option)
• Human and Inhuman in the 21st Century (Option)
• Media Ecologies 1 (Option)
• The Working Screenwriter: Art and Industry (Option)

• First or upper second class honours degree in a relevant subject or equivalent professional experience.
• Overseas students will be required to demonstrate English language proficiency equivalent to IELTS 6.5 overall, with a minimum of 6.0 in each element. 

The fees for MA Film Production may vary from £16,000 to £25,000 annually for tuition fees. The fee's prices may get higher for International Students.

This programme aims to provide students with the high-level technical skills and knowledge required to establish careers in the media industries in areas such as film-making, post-production, and project management. Some students may choose to pursue careers in teaching or undertake a research degree at doctoral level.
 

Graduates of the programme have gone on to work in the media industries and in further and higher education. These roles include: Film Festival Co-ordinator, Feature Film Director, Film Editor, Video Producer, UniLad Adventure Video Editor, Post-production Editor at Envy, high school teacher in media, Lecturer, and University Video Development Co-ordinator.
 

After graduating from the University of Lincoln, alumnus Lisa Rustage worked on major feature films including 'Ready Player One', 'Jason Bourne', 'Ophelia', and recent blockbuster 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. She says: “After attending a cast and crew screening in March 2018 and seeing my name in the credits of a Steven Spielberg film ('Ready Player One', 2018), it was emotional to see how far I have actually come! I broke into feature films on 'Jason Bourne' (2016) in the editorial department, which was the most challenging feature I have been on to date. It was a tough time, but I pushed through and found myself on set for 'Ready Player One'. Off the back of each film I kept meeting more people in the industry, working up to second assistant editor, which I am now.”