Careers (Sept 2026 intake)

Graduates of the MA Filmmaking at London Film School step into the international industry with confidence, creative authority and a deep understanding of all craft elements of filmmaking. Immersed in a professional, production-driven environment from day one, you’ll leave with the habits, resilience and collaborative discipline demanded by contemporary film sets – skills forged through real projects, real deadlines and sustained creative challenge.

Alongside advanced practical filmmaking expertise, the programme embeds critical thinking, collaborative workflows and entrepreneurial mindsets that prepare you for a wide spectrum of careers across screen-based storytelling. Whether your path leads to feature filmmaking, television drama, streaming platforms, emerging digital forms, advertising or hybrid creative practice, you graduate with a portfolio, professional network and working methodology shaped by the UK’s oldest filmmaking school – and ready to contribute meaningfully to contemporary global film and media sectors.

On completion on MA Filmmaking at London Film School, students should be able to:

  • Critically analyse and evaluate historical, cultural and industrial factors of screen storytelling, demonstrating conceptual depth and originality
  • Apply advanced technical and creative skills to produce professional standard films across narrative and documentary forms
  • Integrate theoretical frameworks within film practice, evidencing a research-informed approach in creative decision making
  • Demonstrate autonomy, adaptability and responsibility in collaboration and in managing complex production workflows and technical problem solving
  • Exercise critical awareness of ethical, aesthetic and socio-political considerations in the representation of real and fictional subjects on screen
  • Communicate effectively through pitches, visual treatments and reflective writing tailored to industry expectations
  • Strategically position themselves within the global screen industries, articulating career goals and producing a portfolio of work that evidence readiness for professional practice