Digital Film Production University of Suffolk

Overview

Why Digital Film Production at University of Suffolk?

The University of Suffolk is gaining recognition for its commitment to student satisfaction and teaching quality. It ranks 1st for Student Support and 2nd for Teaching Quality according to the Times Good University Guide 2026. The university boasts strong industry connections, including partnerships with major organisations like the BBC and local production companies, enhancing students' learning experiences. Facilities include a dedicated film studio, editing labs, and access to professional-grade equipment such as Canon DSLRs and ARRI ALEXA Mini LF cameras.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

- Domestic Students: £9,535 per year - International Students: £15,690 per year Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum for the B.A. in Digital Film Production encompasses a variety of modules designed to build both practical and theoretical knowledge. Key modules include:

• Film Studies One: Analysis and Issues
• Digital Film Production: Introduction Part Two
• Film Studies Two: Film History
• Audio One: Production Sound
• Developing Screen Ideas
• Researching Film: Theories and Methods
• Screenwriting: The Ten Minute Short
• Avant-garde and Experimental Film
• Digital Film Production: Documentary
• Digital Film Production: Drama
• Audio Two: Postproduction Sound
• Dissertation
• Digital Film Production: Final Project
• Professional Practice
• Development and Pre-production: Project

The course is structured to progressively develop students' skills, starting with foundational knowledge and advancing to independent projects in the final year. Students engage in both creative and analytical tasks, culminating in a professional practice module that prepares them for employment.

Careers with Digital Film Production

Graduates of the Digital Film Production programme are well-prepared for a range of careers in the film and broadcasting industries. Alumni have found positions with prestigious companies such as Warner Bros and Pinewood Studios. The programme emphasises the importance of gaining practical experience, with opportunities for industry placements and collaborations with organisations like the BFI Academy. Graduates can pursue various roles, from screenwriting and directing to production management and editing, leveraging their comprehensive training and industry contacts.