MetFilm School - Berlin

MetFilm School delivers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in filmmaking, screen acting, and digital media. With campuses in Berlin, Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Leeds, London, and Manchester, students gain access to vibrant creative hubs across Europe. The school offers hands-on learning, professional-standard facilities, and a teaching staff of industry practitioners. Students engage with the global film industry, from Berlin’s iconic Babelsberg Studios to the UK's dynamic creative centres. MetFilm School prepares graduates with the practical skills, creative vision, and professional networks necessary to excel in filmmaking and media careers worldwide.

MetFilm School is a part of BIMM University, one of the largest providers of creative arts courses in Europe. The university is made up of MetFilm School, BIMM Music Institute, Performers College, and MetStudios. Together, they offer an extensive range of courses in modern music, performing arts, filmmaking, animation, games, and VFX to over 10,000 students in the UK, Ireland, and Germany.

Why MetFilm School - Berlin

• Dedicated to the Arts: People look to Berlin for the latest trends in lifestyle, music, and art. Boasting over 170 museums, including those on the famous Museum Island, the city is committed to showcasing its rich history and cultural legacy. Inspired by this outpouring of creativity, artists from all over the world have been flocking to the city since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
• A Centre of Innovation: Berlin has been the most talked-about startup destination in Europe for some time, possessing all the ingredients for a dynamic, entrepreneurial city. It’s also an ideal base for creatives and the self-employed, making it perfect for those pursuing careers in the digital and screen industries.
• Unique Industry Opportunities: Berlin is constantly on the forefront of creative innovation. There are countless film and games festivals held each year, representing the artistic, cultural, and social diversity of the city. Berlinale, held in February each year, is one of the top international film festivals in Europe. The Berlinale Talent Campus has included discussions by key film figures, including Jane Campion, Michel Gondry, and Gael Garcia Bernal. As one of the world’s largest public film festivals, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved – whether as a volunteer, an intern, or as an audience member.