Bachelor in International Film Production

Beijing Film Academy, located in Beijing, China, is a top institution for film education, offering a unique opportunity for international students to learn the art and skill of filmmaking alongside Chinese students. You will be part of a community that welcomes young people from all over the world who are passionate about the movie industry. With China being the world's fastest-growing film market, you will be at the heart of a thriving industry with an annual output of over 600 feature films.

The academy focuses on filmmaking, with 3 programs available, including a specialized Cinematography Department that has been educating students since 1950. This department prides itself on teaching the latest cutting-edge techniques, allowing students to express their own individual language about the image. You will have the opportunity to work with the newest camera and lighting equipment, thanks to partnerships with major camera companies like Arri and Red. The academy also hosts some of Asia's major film festivals, including The International Student Film and Video Festival, and invites big-name Directors, Actors, Producers, and Cinematographers, such as James Cameron and Ang Lee.

On campus, you will have access to four professional studios with state-of-the-art equipment, modern post-production and color grading facilities, and a library covering an area of 2057 square meters with a collection of 325,600 books and 1897.0GB e-books. The academy organizes various activities for international students, including Chinese Cultural Tours, visiting classical operas, and traditional art events. You will be able to experience the unique cultural benefits of being in Beijing, while also being part of a vibrant community of film enthusiasts.

The Bachelor in International Film Production at Beijing Film Academy is a 5-year degree program taught in English. It's for students who want to learn about film production and have a hands-on approach to filmmaking.

The curriculum includes courses in Production, Technique, Technology, Historical, and Theoretical classes. At least 50% of the courses focus on production, giving students practical experience in filmmaking.

Graduates can work as Film Producers, Directors, Screenwriters, Cinematographers, or Editors. They can find jobs in film production companies, TV stations, or advertising agencies.