No matter what your background or experience, central film welcomes all prospective students to apply to our undergraduate and postgraduate course. Our admissions support pages will help you navigate through the admissions process with ease whilst preparing you to put your best foot forward at interview.
Discover the best way to apply for the course you are interested in and use our handy checklist to ensure you don’t miss anything with your application.
Whether you are applying for a BA or MA you will need to submit both a personal statement and visual portfolio. Learn about what this can include.
All applicants that apply will attend an interview. Find out more about what this entails and how to best prepare.
Have a look at our UK entry requirements to see what grades you will need to apply with for our courses.
Have a look at our international entry requirements to see what qualifications will be accepted from your country.
Check out our Frequently asked questions to support you in your application.
You should limit your personal statement to about 500 words, and keep it as focused as possible.
Be specific, be clear and most importantly, tell us why we should choose you!
We would like you to demonstrate your creativity and storytelling ability and give us an idea of your voice no matter what piece you choose to submit:
BA Practical Filmmaking
Please choose one of the following for your portfolio submission:
BA Screenwriting
Please choose one of the following for your portfolio submission:
MA Filmmaking:
Please choose one of the following for your portfolio submission:
MA Screenwriting
Please choose one of the following for your portfolio submission:
Where appropriate, give us some context for your visual portfolio, outlining why your submitted these particular pieces.
You can tell us this in a separate statement or include it in your personal statement, but be sure to highlight why this is the best of your work and a true representation of you.
If you have technical ability, demonstrate this through your showreel,or a scriptwriter, through your writing, but most importantly, we want to get an idea of your voice.
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