BA (Hons) Film and Television combines intensive hands-on practice in a range of genres, forms and formats from experimental filmmaking to mainstream TV. You’ll gain an in-depth understanding of the key movements, makers and theories that have shaped film and television in the 21st Century. Our curriculum delivers hands-on contemporary practice in film and television production. Integrated theory units offer a range of perspectives that contextualise the practices and influences that shape screen stories for today’s audience. We will support you to develop your creativity, production and technical skills, and prepare you for a sustainable career in the continuously evolving screen industries. This course is taught at London College of Communication, at Elephant and Castle, part of University of the Arts London (UAL). What can you expect - This course promotes and values difference and diverse perspectives which together inform the making of distinctive factual and fiction screen content. - Lectures, workshops, tutorials and assignments will help you to learn development, production and post-production skills to produce audience-ready work. - You’ll be taught by inspiring industry tutors who will provide high-level skills training. - You’ll learn how to develop, package and distribute content through marketing techniques used by the screen sectors. - You’ll collaborate and network with students from other courses at the College. - You’ll graduate with a transferable skillset, prepared for employment in the creative industries or application to further study, including MA degree programmes. About London College of Communication London College of Communication (LCC) is home to future-facing creatives who explore and rethink what communication is and why it matters. Working across Design, Media and Screen, our diverse, dynamic community creates and collaborates while making a difference in wider society. Taught by experienced practitioners, our students go on to shape the creative industries by forging their own paths in experimental and thoughtful ways. Courses at London College of Communication reflect the breadth of expertise you’d find within the most diverse creative agency. With access to a range of facilities and technical spaces, we learn, research, make and innovate.