Filmmaking and Screenwriting
University of Worcester · WW6V · 2027
主成績：（444（三科；核心科或選修（不計英語文學、音樂）） 或 其他途徑須確認） 指定科：主成績各分支已列指定科 英文：DSE英文須確認或IELTS 6（各5.5），2年內 其他：3項未能自動判斷
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| 主成績 | （444（三科；核心科或選修（不計英語文學、音樂）） 或 其他途徑須確認） |
| 英文 | DSE英文須確認或IELTS 6（各5.5），2年內 |
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https://www.worcester.ac.uk/courses/filmmaking-and-screenwriting-ba-hons
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Filmmaking and Screenwriting
BA (Hons)
Develop your creativity and hone your writing and filmmaking skills, as you discover your specialism and prepare to step into the Film and TV industry.
UCAS Code: WW6V
Joint Honours
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At Worcester you’ll work with industry-standard equipment and cutting-edge facilities, whilst being taught by working screenwriters and filmmakers. Whether you're aiming to write, direct, produce, edit, or innovate, this course lays the groundwork for a dynamic and successful career.
for graduate prospects in drama, dance and cinematics Complete University Guide 2027
of students on Creative Writing courses are in work and/or further study 15 months after graduatingGraduate Outcomes Survey 2025
Overview
By combining filmmaking with screenwriting you'll have the unique advantage to develop a dual skillset and deeper understanding of film, helping you to stand out with this highly valued skillset. The variety of modules provided within this joint honors degree, will also provide the opportunity to explore various roles and aspects of both filmmaking and screenwriting, helping you discover your niche and be able to tailor the degree to your interests. This course will enable you to graduate with a strong portfolio that stands out to future employers and clients, whilst gaining valuable, transferable skills which lead to a wide range of career opportunities.
Understand the history and theory behind filming and editing techniques and practice formatting your story ideas into industry-standard scripts. You’ll analyse how scripts transfer to the screen and learn how to successfully convey your ideas to a director and producer through a screenplay.
Our selection of screenwriting modules will give you the opportunity to develop your own TV series, from concept development to writing a full episode, alongside getting an introduction to various production roles which you’ll have the chance to further develop in your third year.
Through the filmmaking side of the course, you’ll have the opportunity to try various roles in each production stage as you work on single-camera dramas, experimental films, documentaries, music videos, interactive media, commercials.
Learn the techniques and format for writing short films, TV episodes, radio plays, and feature films. Explore different genres as you master using language to create atmosphere and suggest lighting and camera angles to directors. When combining screenwriting with film, the shared understanding of how to write and how to produce will help you become a screenwriter who can successfully convey their ideas to directors, editors, actors and producers. Likewise, this combination will develop you into a filmmaker who can successfully bring a screenplay to life. You'll know how to support and direct your actors through your understanding of character design, and have the in-depth knowledge of how to create a compelling story which hooks your audience.
"I'm really thrilled by all of the opportunities I have had whilst studying, I couldn't be more set for the industry; I've had experience on professional film sets, offers from London film companies and my debut film has so far been really successful."Eleanor Smart, recent Joint Honours graduate Eleanor Smart, recent Joint Honours graduate
Course content
Each module is designed to teach you transferable skills such as critical thinking and research, alongside the technical skills behind using professional film equipment.
We regularly review our courses to reflect the latest research and developments in the subject area, as well as feedback from students, employers and the wider sector. As a result, modules may change to ensure the course remains current and relevant.
Optional modules will run if enough students choose to study them. It is not guaranteed that all modules will be offered every year.
Year 1Mandatory modules
Crafting the Moving Image
Fiction: History and Production
Scriptwriting: Ideas and Development
Story Design and Analysis
As the film industry continues to grow and develop both locally and internationally, this course will open you up to a variety of roles within the industry either in the UK or abroad.
With the portfolio of work, you’ll have built up throughout the course and the opportunity to network with guest lecturers and fellow students, you’ll complete the course in a good position to pursue jobs within production companies; working on TV shows, films, or adverts. Or you could train further in a specialist role, become a freelancer, or even start your own production company.
The leadership, creativity, time management, and communication skills you'll develop will also be transferable to various managerial, marketing and administration roles as well as positions within the film and TV industry.
Specific roles you could work towards after graduating include:
Director
Production designer
Programme researcher
Camera operator
Producer
Marketing executive
VFX artist
Sound designer
Copywriter
Screenwriter
Social media manager
Postgraduate study
You could progress from this undergraduate degree and study one of our postgraduate courses, such as Film MRes, Creative Media MA, Cultural Studies MA, Culture, Media and Film MPhil and PhD or our Media and Culture MRes.
Course highlights
Get work experience and build up your network
Opportunities to work on projects with working professionals and networking with fellow students studying film, media, writing and performance, alongside film industry professionals.
Teaching and assessment
You’ll learn through a mix of practical workshops, group projects, presentations and film screenings. You’ll get to work independently and with others, using industry standard equipment in our studios.
Assignments are designed to help you discover your strengths, take charge of your learning, and build a strong sense of responsibility. You’ll be assessed through a mix of tasks such as writing reports, giving presentations, working on projects, and creating practical work. You’ll learn how to write professional documents and think critically about your work.
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You'll learn through a dynamic mix of teaching methods including seminars, film screenings, group discussions, practical activities and one-on-one tutorials. To broaden your learning, the course includes masterclasses led by industry professionals, curated film screenings, and educational trips.
In addition you will have the support of your personal academic tutor throughout your 3 years, who will help you identify where you might need further support and be able to advise you on how to further develop your skills.
Meet the team
Our team of filmmaking and screenwriting lectures is made up of experienced industry professionals.
Simon Bovey
Simon's experience is diverse, ranging from animation and regional theatre, to radio and award winning films. His work as writer and director has received international success through both short and feature films. He is an established writer for the BBC with a significant body of broadcast work including Doctors for BBC1; drama and period thrillers for Radio 4 and three science fiction series for Radio 4 Extra.
John Bradburn
John has directed over 20 music videos for bands from all over the world. His work has been seen in The Melbourne International Film Festival, Seattle International Film Festival and West County Los Angeles. As a camera operator he has worked for the BBC and for a wide variety of corporate and commercial clients.
Dr Zoe Lewis
Dr Zoe Lewis is a professional playwright and director/screenwriter, with credits including writing and directing award-nominated short films. She previously won the North-West young playwrights award. Her academic work includes From Art to Belief, research into the connection between playwriting in partnership with young people of low-opportunity.
Reuben Irving
Reuben has worked as a freelance editor for over 10 years producing work for cinema, TV, web and mobile content, and live theatre/dance performance. His most recent project as editor was the feature film How To Be. He has always had an interest in experimenting with form, content and technology.
Entry requirements
UCAS tariff points required: 104Typical Offer
Qualification
BTEC National Extended Diploma
Additional entry requirements
International students
Mature students
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If you have any questions about entry requirements, please call our Admissions Office on 01905 855111 or email admissions@worc.ac.uk.
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UK and EU students
The standard fee for full-time home and EU undergraduate students on BA/BSc/LLB degrees and FdA/FdSc degrees in the academic year 2027/28 is £10,050 per year.
Tuition fees are reviewed annually and may increase each year for both new and continuing students.
more details on course fees, please visit our course fees page.
The standard tuition fee for full-time international students enrolling on BA/BSc/LLB degrees and FdA/FdSc degrees in the academic year 2027/28 is £17,700 per year.
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