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Film & Motion Design
SRH University is a state-recognized private university group in Germany offering international bachelor’s and master’s programmes taught in English and designed for global careers. The university uses the CORE teaching principle (Competence-Oriented Research and Education), which blends practical project work, active learning, and theoretical knowledge so students are prepared for industry work and creative challenges.
SRH’s Berlin campus, where creative and media programmes are offered, provides professional resources such as film production studios, motion design labs, and the latest audiovisual equipment — ideal for students wanting hands-on experience in film and media industries.
Why Study Bachelor in Film & Motion Design
The Bachelor of Arts in Film & Motion Design equips students with the skills to conceptualize, produce, direct, and edit films and motion graphics — covering both classic filmmaking and innovative motion design. It’s ideal if you’re passionate about storytelling with moving images, animation, digital visual effects, and cinematic production for film, advertising, TV, and online media.
You’ll learn everything from scriptwriting and camera work to sound, lighting, post-production workflows, 2D/3D visualisation, and interactive media projects — a blend that’s increasingly valued in digital and creative media sectors worldwide.
Subject Areas & Programme Structure
The programme offers a mix of film, media design, motion design, production technology, and storytelling, structured across 7 semesters with practical project work:
Core & Practical Modules
1st – 2nd Semester
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Dramaturgy & Directing
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Basics of Design
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Media Lab Photography
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Film Studies
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Motion Design I
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Sound Design I
3rd – 4th Semester
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Camera Technology
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Communication Strategy Design
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Film Production I
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Sound Design II
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Motion Design II
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SRH Lab Project
5th Semester
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Internship (20 ECTS) — real work experience
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Free Project (10 ECTS)
6th – 7th Semester
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Integrated Production & Research
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Motion Design III
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Academic Colloquium
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Bachelor’s Thesis — final capstone project
Disciplines & Specialisations
Through the curriculum and electives, students gain competencies in:
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Cinematic Storytelling & Directing
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Camera & Lighting Techniques
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Sound Design & Post-Production
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Motion & Visual Effects (2D/3D)
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Interactive Media Projects
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Film Theory & Aesthetics
Career Outcomes
Graduates with a B.A. in Film & Motion Design can pursue careers such as:
- Motion Designer
- Director or Assistant Director
- Creative Producer
- Cinematographer / Camera Operator
- Film/Video Editor
- TV & Digital Media Designer
- Post-Production Specialist
- Animation & Visual Effects Creator
Visa & Residence Requirements (Non-EU)
International students (e.g., from India) normally must:
- Apply for a German student visa before travelling.
- Submit the acceptance letter, valid passport, proof of financial means (blocked account or sponsorship), health insurance, and academic certificates.
- After arrival, obtain a student residence permit in Germany.
Highlights & Latest Updates
- English-taught Bachelor’s in a major media capital (Berlin).
- Twice-yearly intakes: April & October.
- Hands-on studios, motion labs, 4K production equipment on campus.
- Strong industry-oriented curriculum blending film and motion design.
- Internship embedded in curriculum to gain real work experience.
Tips for International Applicants
- Start your application 4–6 months before intake to arrange documentation, financing, and visa.
- Prepare a strong portfolio showcasing your creativity and film-related work.
- Connect with the SRH International Office for personalised advice on scholarships and visas.

