This undergraduate degree focuses on the crucial post-production stage of filmmaking and television production. You will learn how to transform raw footage into compelling final products, working with a variety of source materials and genres. The course emphasizes practical skills using industry-standard software and aims to provide a strong foundation for a career in the post-production industry. Futureworks collaborates with national producers to offer students access to broadcast-standard footage and real-world project experience.
The curriculum is structured over three years, covering essential aspects of post-production and film production. Modules are designed to build practical editing skills, introduce theoretical concepts, and prepare students for professional practice in the media industry.
Graduates are prepared for a career in post-production as freelance editors or post-production artists. The course aims to equip students with the skills and industry connections necessary for a successful freelance career in film, television, and digital media. This includes building a professional portfolio and understanding employability techniques.
104-120 UCAS points are required. A proven interest in the field is also considered. Applicants can apply directly to Futureworks or via the UCAS system.
Tuition fees and living cost information are not provided on the course page.
Awarded by The Open University
Applicants need 104-120 UCAS points. This can be achieved through qualifications such as BCC or above at A2 Level, DMM or above for an Extended Diploma, or M or above for a UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma. A proven interest in the field is also considered.
The full-time duration of the programme is 3 years.
Graduates are prepared for careers in post-production, primarily as freelance editors or post-production artists. The course equips students with the necessary skills and industry connections for a successful freelance career in film, television, and digital media.
You can apply directly through the Futureworks website or via the UCAS system. Clearing places are available for the September 2026 intake.
The BA (Hons) Editing for Film, TV and Media degree is validated and awarded by The Open University.