Our creative, practical course gives you everything you’ll need to bring bold, original stories to life on screen. Why choose York You’ll combine practical creative and technical work with engaging theory discussions. You'll build a foundation in storytelling, production tools, screen theory and history. Create your own dramas, documentaries and studio productions and take your ideas from script to screen. Enhance your learning in industry-standard facilities. You’ll use single and multi-camera TV studios, production equipment and post-production suites. Our facilities have been used for projects for the BBC and other major companies. Explore your passion with our range of option modules. You can cover everything from filmmaking and directing to postproduction. Refine your skills in large-scale group productions. Alongside it all, you’ll gain business expertise in budgeting, set management, and how to analyse industry trends. You’ll be taught by staff with extensive industry experience. They’ve worked as documentary and feature film-makers, broadcasters, scriptwriters, technicians, media historians and theorists. Gain industry connections and prepare for your career. Take an optional internship or year in industry and masterclasses with visiting professionals. You’ll have access to careers support from our in-house employability team. The BBC, ITV and a range of independent production companies all have bases in Yorkshire, so there’s never been a better time to study at York. Accreditation This course is accredited by ScreenSkills, the industry-led skills body for the UK's screen-based industries. You’ll gain access to internships and traineeships in British film and television. Broadcasters include the BBC and ITV, and independent production companies. The School of Arts and Creative Technologies is part of the BAFTA albert Education Partnership. albert is the leading screen industry organisation for environmental sustainability. Length 3 years full-time (plus optional placement year)