This unique MA programme is based in a university but run by leading film practitioners, ensuring that you not only receive the highest-quality practice-based learning, but you do so in a university research environment where you learn to understand the world we live in. You have your own camera equipment throughout and we provide three dedicated Mac Editing suites and one PC suite (for the VR studio) for this degree. Students will learn to tell stories in various film modes; to draw on anthropological and social science approaches to documentary; to think critically about the relationship between form and content in ethnographic/documentary practice; to master the technical skills needed to produce different kinds of films of different lengths for varied audiences; and to critically view and review film material. This MA will allow you to benefit from UCL’s unique position in the heart of London at the centre of the UK creative industries. The programme uniquely uses professional film-makers to teach within a truly pan-disciplinary university research environment. This degree provides four studios: non-fiction cinema; broadcast tv documentary; reportage based cinema and the Immersive Factual Story telling studio (including UCL 360, VR and Augemented reality content production). The programme equips students for careers in: mass media including broadcast, cinematic and web-based moving image; film and TV industry as camera operators, producers, directors, editors, researchers; academia – ethnographic research, visual media and culture; marketing and research; communication and other media; archives, as well as cultural heritage organisations.