Master in Directing and Producing Television Entertainment

Applications for the Jan 2028 intake are due by Jul 4, 2027, and tuition fees for Master in Directing and Producing Television Entertainment are 26,000 GBP per year.

The Master in Directing and Producing Television Entertainment is a 2-year program for students who want to work in the TV entertainment industry. This Master's degree is offered at the National Film and Television School in the United Kingdom. The program focuses on practical skills and helps students develop their own TV shows.

The curriculum includes pitching, producing, and directing TV shows in a multi-camera 4K TV studio. Students will learn from top industry professionals and work with crew members, such as floor managers and vision mixers. They will develop skills in idea development, research, scripting, and editing.

Graduates can pursue careers as TV Producers, Entertainment Directors, Show Runners, or Television Executives. They can work in industries such as television production, entertainment, or media. Potential employers include TV production companies, entertainment networks, or media conglomerates.

The National Film and Television School in Beaconsfield, United Kingdom, established in 1971, is a compact and highly specialized institution focused on film, television and games. With around 700 students and roughly 294 international students, NFTS combines a studio-style learning environment with close mentorship from working professionals. The school emphasizes craft, storytelling and technical excellence, helping students build portfolios and reels that reflect industry standards.

Students choose from 42 specialist programs and benefit from access to film stages, postproduction suites, sound facilities, camera and lighting equipment, motion capture and VFX labs. Learning is project-based: teams produce short films, series pilots and interactive projects under realistic production schedules. Regular guest lectures, masterclasses and production partnerships connect students with producers, broadcasters and post houses, while alumni placements and festival successes demonstrate clear pathways into professional roles.

International applicants find dedicated support for admissions and visas, alongside information about scholarships and funding opportunities. Beaconsfield is close to London, giving students practical exposure to the UK media industry while preserving a focused campus atmosphere. Prospective students should prepare a strong creative portfolio, show collaborative experience and clarify career goals to take full advantage of NFTS resources and industry networks.