MetFilm School London

MetFilm School is a premier institution for film, television, and online media education, offering a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and short courses across various disciplines. With campuses in London, Berlin, and Leeds, the school aims to provide a hands-on, industry-focused learning experience.

The principal campus of MetFilm School London is nestled within the iconic Ealing Studios complex, famous for classic Ealing Comedies like “The Ladykillers” and “Passport to Pimlico,” as well as modern productions such as “The Theory of Everything,” “Last Night in Soho,” and the popular ITV series “Downton Abbey.”

London itself is a dynamic hub for the creative industries and a global center for film and content production. It’s one of the world’s busiest filming cities, hosting historic films like “Oliver” and “Alfie,” alongside modern blockbusters including “The Bourne Ultimatum” and the “Harry Potter” series. The city is also the backdrop for Oscar-winning movies such as “The Iron Lady” and “The King’s Speech.”

Beyond its cinematic legacy, London boasts a thriving independent television sector known for innovative formats like “The X-Factor” and “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” as well as acclaimed dramas such as “Sherlock,” “Bridgerton,” and “The Crown.” The city hosts over 50 film festivals annually and offers a rich array of resources, including the British Film Institute, Cinema Museum, and Kubrick Archives.

The London campus is strategically located near major film studios like Warner Bros. Leavesden, Pinewood, Shepperton, Longcross, and Elstree, providing ample opportunities for students to find work in the screen industries.

Ealing, where the campus is situated, is a picturesque area known for its green spaces and cultural events. It hosts the Ealing Summer Festivals, featuring blues, jazz, comedy, and cuisine, and is home to the Ealing Project, a new cinema. The studios overlook Walpole Park, a 28-acre expanse with tree-lined walkways and playgrounds, and are close to the Royal Botanic Gardens, London’s largest UNESCO World Heritage Site.