Writing series, producing feature films, designing TV formats, editing films - the world of film and television is large and growing dynamically. With the M.A. Film, Television & Digital Narratives programme, you'll secure your place in the industry.
Film, Television and Digital Narratives
- English
- summer and winter semester
Your course content
Everything about film, television and good storiesIn the Film, Television and Digital Narratives Master's programme, you will focus on screenwriting, directing and producing. In two years, you will learn to write, direct and produce a variety of formats including short films, television series and feature films, documentaries and commercials. You will analyse and discuss the history and theory of film and television and you will write, direct and produce audiovisual formats in an international environment.
Your career prospects
Producer, director, project manager and moreAfter completing the MA Film, Television and Digital Narratives, you will be able to write, produce, direct or post-produce film productions - for a wide range of target groups, in collaboration with all the actors involved, locally and internationally.
As a graduate, doors will open up for you in the film and television industry, where you can work as:
- Producer
- Director
- Screenwriter and editor
- Project manager
- Curator for film and television companies, television stations and institutions
This state-recognised Master's degree also prepares students for doctoral or PhD studies, which opens the way to an academic career in teaching and research.
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We help you achieve your goals
Our requirements
To submit your application, you will need the following:
- Bachelor's degree - please submit your degree certificate and your transcript of records. If you do not have the degree certificate yet, you can also submit it before you start your studies.
- 5 - 8 pieces of film work (film, screenplay/exposé for a screenplay or film analysis, links to films can be integrated in a pdf file) - please refer to the guidelines
- Bullet point list with 5 favourite films and series (no details)
- Secondary School Certificate
- Proof of English language proficiency
- Letter of motivation
- Curriculum vitae
- Copy of your passport/ID
Your tuition fees
As a state-recognised, private university, the SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences is financed by tuition fees. This revenue goes towards equipping our campus, providing services for our students, and quality assurance. In this way we ensure that you receive the best possible education under optimal study conditions.
Tuition fees
- citizenship | EU/EEA (incl. Switzerland, Western Balkans and Ukraine): EUR 790 / month
- citizenship | Non-EU/EEA: EUR 5700 / semester
The monthly/semester tuition fees remain the same for the entire duration of the study programme.
An additional enrolment fee of EUR 750 (EU/EEA) / EUR 1000 (non-EU/EEA) is to be paid once. More information about our fees.
Funding
Please find more information on our Financing your studies page. Our Study Advisors are happy to answer any questions you may have.
Application process and deadlines
Please find the Application and Late Arrival deadlines here.
We are happy to welcome you to our university. This is our application process:
- You submit your online application via the SRH Application Portal
- If you meet the admission requirements, we will invite you to a personal/phone interview
- If the interview is successful, you will receive an acceptance letter and the study contract
- You sign the study contract and send it back to us
- You pay the enrolment fee
- You receive your letter of admission
- You take part in our Welcome Week and then you are good to go!
Join our 3 different webinar series
- How do I apply? series
- How do I finance my studies? series
- Q&A with your study advisor series
