MA Factual and Documentary at Herts is professionally accredited by BAFTA albert, recognising the course’s commitment to sustainable and environmentally responsible filmmaking. BAFTA albert accreditation is delivered as part of the core module Documentary Production Techniques, giving you practical training in sustainable production practices aligned with current industry standards.
About the course
MA Factual and Documentary at Herts will enable you to:
A degree, in a relevant subject (2.2 minimum), plus a portfolio demonstrating recent engagement and creative activities in your intended study area. Accreditation of professional experience may be possible for practitioners without a first degree. Your degree subject should be in media/film/television production practice, with existing knowledge of documentary making and production.
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MA Factual and Documentary at the University of Hertfordshire will equip you with advanced documentary filmmaking skills and a strong portfolio of original factual work that demonstrates your authorship, research capability and ethical approach to storytelling. Through practice-led production projects, you’ll gain experience across documentary development, production and post-production, building the critical, creative and practical skills required for professional documentary practice.
Career opportunities are wide-ranging. You could work as a documentary director, documentary filmmaker or producer, or progress into roles such as researcher or independent filmmaker. Graduates are well prepared for freelance careers across documentary film, factual television and independent production, developing sustainable pathways within the screen industries.
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