(Hons) Film Production University of Lincoln

Overview

The (Hons) Film Production at the University of Lincoln is designed to cultivate versatile filmmakers capable of working across a diverse range of screen media. Students establish fundamental production competencies before moving into specialist areas to prepare for professional industry practice. The curriculum integrates practical skills with critical understanding to ensure graduates are ready for the modern creative sector.

Why (Hons) Film Production at University of Lincoln?

The University of Lincoln is an ARRI Certified Film School, providing students with accredited training on world-class camera systems. Learners benefit from industry-standard facilities and a teaching team comprised of award-winning practitioners and active researchers. The programme is also integrated with the Indie Lincs International Film Festival, offering unique platforms for exhibition and networking. Furthermore, sustainability is a core focus, with BAFTA albert certification embedded into the curriculum to promote environmentally conscious production methods.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18300 per year
• National fee: GBP 9535 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to move from fundamental competence to professional specialisation. Modules may include:

Year 1

• Cultivating Creativity
• Fiction Film
• Non-Fiction Film
• Screenwriting
• Creative Criticism
• Emerging Technologies
• Expanded Film
• Experimental Animation Practices
• Sound for Visual Media

Year 2

• Craft Skills
• Creative Collaboration
• Production Practices
• Specialist Elective
• Animation & VFX Compositing
• Commercial Motion Design
• Game Sound
• Horror on Screen
• Production Design

Year 3

• Creative Futures
• Practice-Led Project
• Project Development
• Screen Industries
• Animation Tools & Pipelines
• Community Impact
• Creative Industries Promotion & Marketing
• Immersive Audio
• Mind, Body & Screen

Careers with (Hons) Film Production

Graduates are equipped to enter a variety of professional roles within the global screen industries. Common career paths include cinematography, film editing, assistant directing, and production coordination. Many alumni also find success as screenwriters, sound recordists, digital content creators, and production designers. The programme's focus on professional portfolios and industry links helps students secure positions in broadcast, online platforms, and independent documentary filmmaking.