Create your own final film every semester in your specialisation, while building additional credits across student productions (usually up to 20 films).
The Bachelor in Filmmaking Transfer Program is our most comprehensive filmmaking program, taking you from making your own films to developing a feature film. Over two years, you’ll combine practical training with regular film productions, gradually deepen your chosen specialisation, and gain opportunities to experience professional film and TV sets through internships.
In Year 2, you’ll begin developing a feature film with your cohort. After successfully completing the program, you can choose your next step: continue into Feature Film Production without additional tuition, continue for your BA at our partner Middlesex University London or another university that recognises BTEC HND, or start your professional career in the film industry.


Directing, Cinematography, Producing, Screenwriting, Documentary, or Post-Production — with a full understanding of the entire filmmaking process.

Develop a feature film during Year 2 and optionally continue into production after successful completion — without additional tuition.

The program runs over two academic years (4 semesters). Practical classes are limited to 15 international students, giving you more hands-on time and individual feedback. Each semester combines a Teaching Period and a Shooting Period, with around half of the semester dedicated to making films. During the Shooting Period, you’ll make your own final film and work on additional student productions, typically building credits on 4–5 final films per semester. Every semester ends with a cinema screening of student work.
YEAR 1
Learn how to make a film from start to finish, understand the complete filmmaking workflow and work effectively as part of a film crew. Alongside this foundation, you’ll take dedicated classes in your chosen specialisation.
YEAR 2
Deepen your chosen specialisation through advanced training and film productions. You’ll make your own films and can join the creative development of the feature screenplay, then optionally continue into Feature Film Production after graduation without additional tuition.
Want to see what the program looks like in your chosen specialisation? Explore the specialisation pages below →
You’ll have the option to take part in Feature Film Production after completing Year 2.
If you choose to take part, you’ll begin developing the feature during Year 2 alongside your own films and specialisation work. After graduation, you can move into production with a main crew role in one of your two preferred areas.
Complete the feature in a few months or take more time — you have up to one year after graduation, without additional tuition. You’ll shape the film creatively, guided by industry professionals including producer Viktor Kristof and supported by a €100,000 production budget.





Before the program begins, there are a few essentials to get ready. This section outlines what you’ll need to bring, what is provided by the school, and what to expect in terms of equipment and basic costs.
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