The University of Roehampton, London, is thrilled to announce BA Film Production has been officially accredited by the International Moving Image Society (IMIS), a prestigious professional body based at Pinewood Studios. This recognition highlights the programme’s commitment to delivering high-quality education and preparing students for successful careers in the film and television industries. It assures students and employers that graduates are equipped with vital skills and knowledge aligned with professional practices.
IMIS accreditation enhances the programme’s credibility within the film industry. The accreditation process included a review of course materials, student work, staff credentials, industry links, and alumni success. IMIS representatives also toured the university’s facilities, assessed equipment, and met with students and staff during a campus visit.
All staff and students will join the IMIS association, gaining access to its extensive professional network and events. Students can showcase their profiles on the IMIS website, enhancing their employment prospects in the global film and television industries.
David Pope, President of IMIS, praised the programme: “The International Moving Image Society is delighted to accredit the BA Film Production at the University of Roehampton, London. Our area of primary interest when considering an accreditation application is the relevance of the student experience as preparation for meaningful employment in the moving image industries. IMIS found that the staff were enthusiastic and experienced, the course was well-designed, and the students exhibited qualities that would make them excellent potential employees in the industry.”
Dr Muriel Tinel-Temple, Senior Lecturer in Film, expressed enthusiasm about the accreditation: “This is a fantastic outcome for the programme. The Film team are delighted that our students will now enjoy the wide-ranging benefits of this professional accreditation, providing them with enhanced opportunities for future employment.”
The BA Film Production programme draws on decades of expertise in undergraduate film education. Led by a team of practicing filmmakers and scholars, the course introduces students to real-world scenarios and industry challenges. It covers a range of filmmaking practices, including fiction, documentary, alternative cinema, and digital distribution, allowing students to develop a diverse portfolio and complete a final graduation project. To find out more about this programme please visit BA Film Production | University of Roehampton, London