Requirements and Documents

Bachelor in Filmmaking Transfer Program — Entry Requirements

The admission process for the Bachelor in Filmmaking Transfer Program consists of an online application followed by an interview. Submit your materials via our online application form, where you can also select your chosen specialisation. The Bachelor in Filmmaking Transfer Program entry requirements are listed below—click to expand each item for full details. If your submitted documents meet the requirements, we will invite you to an online interview, and the admission decision is typically communicated within 24 hours after the interview.

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Bachelor in Filmmaking Transfer Program

Specialisations: Directing, Cinematography, Documentary, Screenwriting, Production, Post-Production
Type: Full-time 
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Dates and Tuition: see Price List

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Minimum Age: 18 Years

Applicants aged 17 may be accepted if they have completed secondary education and provide parental/guardian consent.

English: Upper-Intermediate Level

As the programme is taught and assessed in English, all students must demonstrate English proficiency at CEFR B2 level or above.

For non-native English speakers, accepted qualifications include:

  • IELTS (Academic or General Training): 5.5+
  • Pearson PTE Academic: 51+
  • TOEFL iBT: 72+
  • Cambridge English B2 First (FCE): Pass (160+)
  • other recognised, externally assessed English language qualifications benchmarked to CEFR B2 or above

Your English level will also be assessed during the admissions interview. If you are a non-native English speaker and do not have an English language certificate at the time of application, you can provide it later, before the first day of the programme.

If you are unsure whether you need to provide a certificate or whether your English qualification meets the requirements, please contact us.

Scan of Passport / ID Card

A scan or photo of a valid passport or ID card is required as part of the application for identity verification. Data is processed in line with GDPR.

Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Your CV should include your name and contact details, a personal statement, work experience or your video/film shooting references, education and qualifications, key skills.

Secondary School Certificate (any field)

Applicants who are in their final year of secondary school and do not yet have their diploma may apply with an official transcript for now. The final Secondary School Certificate must be submitted before the start of the academic year.

Applicants from South Asia may apply with 10 completed school years (Class 10) as an equivalent entry requirement.

Motivation Letter

Submit a motivational letter of 1–2 standard pages (250–500 words) describing your motivation to study film, your interest or goals in filmmaking, and why Prague Film Institute is the right fit for you.

Example of Your Creative Work

Show us some examples of art you have created in the past. It may be any form of art: a short video, showreel, photography, short story, script, visualisation, music, dance, painting, drama, writing, etc. or best sample(s) of your film project with clear explanation of your involvement and role in it. 

Essay

3-5 standard pages (800-1200 words). Choose from these topics:

  • Write an analyze of a well-known film or a film of your own creation.
  • Which book would you like to adapt into a film and why?
  • Which internationally renowned filmmakers is your role model and why? Explain why you admire his/her style.
  • Why did you decide to study film production in Prague specifically?

Video Interview

Once you submit all requirements we will get in touch with you to set up a short video call.
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