BA (Hons) Creative Media Production
3–year Bachelor’s degree
Full-time
Start September
Find your own ‘unique voice’ and develop the ability to create positive change through innovative digital media content across a fast-developing range of platforms. This progressive Bachelor's programme is designed to meet the growing demand for media professionals who have a deep understanding of the digital landscape.
At its core is the combination of technical skills, creative thinking and social awareness with an emphasis on storytelling, giving you the confidence to graduate as a media specialist and practitioner in a wide variety of roles: from social media marketing to arts administration, and from video or radio production to journalism, scriptwriting or blogging.
Programme Essentials
- Become an experienced storyteller with innovative, unconventional and complex narratives
- Gain an in-depth understanding of the contemporary digital media landscape and how best to utilise it
- Create content for a range of audiences and delivery platforms
- Learn advanced technical skills allowing you to devise, develop, pitch and deliver ideas for new formats and platforms used for transmitting and receiving content
- Spend a semester at our education partner EFAP School of Communication in France and receive a full semester of credits for your studies
- Develop interpersonal skills, strengthening your ability to communicate confidently with professionals
- Produce a professional portfolio that will demonstrate a high level of production skills as well as a ‘unique voice’
- Work closely with industry practitioners and mentors, constantly reflecting and adapting to the current media marketplace
- Enjoy regular seminars, workshops and guest speakers as part of our Media Innovation Technology Series
BA (Hons) Creative Media Production is programme is offered in the framework of the Lifelong Learning with a PCU certificate leading to British qualification, and at the same time granting ECTS credits for the British degree. Find out more about programme accreditation & recognition →
What You Study
Year 1
- Writing Narrative Plot & Character
- Visual Storytelling
- Studio Practice and Pre-production
- Post Production Skills
- Media & Cultural Theory
- Documentary Production
Year 2
- Storytelling for Emerging Platforms
- Marketing and Identity
- Socially Engaged Practice
- Media Production
- Audio Production Skills
- Directing Actors
Year 3
- Media Trends and Distribution
- Client Project Production
- Major Project Development
- Major Project Production
- Professional Practice Portfolio
Take a peak Inside the Classroom of our Creative Media Production programme!
Meet some of our third-year students and see them present to their client, Říčany Football Club, and create a promotional video and campaign encouraging girls and their parents to explore rugby as a sport. This video also features an interview with Programme Leader Maia Horniak who explains the purpose of the Client Production Project module.
Schedule
Full-time students can expect to attend daily classes, with 16 hours per week in class, plus additional workshops & guest lectures. Further independent learning and group work is expected.
The programme takes 3 years to complete.
Meet Your Programme Leader
Maia Horniak, MA
Maia is the Programme Leader and has over 15 years of professional industry experience having worked with renowned film production studios and companies including Stillking (Prague), Universal, Miramax and MTV. Maia is also an internationally acclaimed director of film and TV documentaries and has an MA in film directing from the renowned Australian Film, Television & Radio School (AFTRS). Maia was one of the youngest filmmakers to be accepted into the world’s most reputable film school - FAMU, here in Prague. She also has degrees in Fine Arts and Media Arts from the University of New South Wales and Copenhagen's Royal Art Academy.
Entry Requirements
- Confirmation of completed High School Education with an appropriate grade profile (assessed individually). Students with experience or equivalent education in some subjects of the programme may be granted advance credit towards year one or year two of the programme after competing the required assessment of Prior Learning or Experience documentation.
- English language certificate. Required Scores: IELTS 5.5; TOEFL iBT 60+; FCE (A) Other certificates may be accepted.
- A letter of motivation (300 words)
- Portfolio of creative media work
- For all programmes at Prague City University, there is a final interview between the applicant and the Programme Leader before the final decision on admission is made.
Are you interested in this programme?
Get in touch now and start September.
Past Projects
Bachelor’s study in Creative Media Production culminates in a challenging project that taps into each student's strengths, interests and experiences, resulting in a public showing of their work. In addition, throughout their programme students participate in and create work for real-life projects and events.
Career Building at PCU
Guest Lecture from Photographer Karel Cudlín
Renowned Czech photographer Karel Cudlín delighted Creative Media Production students with an unexpected lecture. As a member of the 400ASA collective and author of Humanistic Photography, Karel has been awarded for his work both in the Czech Republic and internationally. With a profound passion for storytelling, Karel inspired the students to translate narratives into photographs. He also shared his creative visions, shedding light on the intricacies behind his photography and film art.
Student Documentary film nominated for International Awards
As a student on the Creative Media Production, Gigi Greene’s short documentary film FOUND, which features MA Fine Art graduate Kjersti Austdal, garnered international attention and received several award nominations.
Graduate Careers & Further Study Destinations
Our graduates are renowned for moving in multiple directions: securing global careers at leading corporations, pursuing research and further studies at leading institutions, or starting their own businesses. Here are just a few of their stories:
- Nino Aphakidze has held numerous production roles and is now sought out for Second Assistant Director roles in both film and television, working for notable film companies like Stillking Films in the Czech Republic, Spain, and the USA.
- Laila Zohdy is a Senior Media and Communications Analyst at Accenture Czech Republic.
- Dina Romantsova is Project Manager at Eventagrate Group which specialies in interactive and immersive event technologies in Dubai, UAE.
- Htun Lynn Zaw is a Marketing Specialist at Bohemia Interactive in Prague, Czech Republic.
- Mykyta Peretiatko is an Editor and Content Producer at Radio Free Europe in Prague, Czech Republic.
- Gigi Greene works as a Social Media Manager in San Diego, USA.
- Marco Oliveira works as a Senior Brand Manager at Grand Carob and is currently contracted as a Second Assistant Camera Operator for RTV in Portugal.
- Anna Hrábková works remotely as a Media Relations Specialist for Newsmatics, an independent privately held News Tech company headquartered in Washington DC.
- Jachym Munster works as a Technician at Bio Films in Prague, Czech Republic.
- Vera Radu is a Social Media Manager for Nupo in Bucharest, Romania.
- Lena Fix completed an MA in Journalism at the University of Portsmouth and is now working as a Journalism intern at Delano in Luxembourg.
- Xenia Lledo i Subira is a Lighting Designer at National Theatre of Catalonia in Spain
- Amina Aly Abdelghany works as a Marketing Specialist for Minly in Cairo, Egypt.