Screen School at London College of Communication encourages collaboration across different disciplines to mirror the real world creative environment.
Through the use of sight and sound, our students are creating lived experiences for their audiences. Courses include film and television, animation, sound arts, games design, visual effects and virtual reality.
Subjects are not taught in isolation, but within a diverse creative community enabling students to bridge the gap between aspiration and success within the creative industries.
About Screen School
Courses in the Screen School
Through the School's programmes we explore ways of working with screen-based practices, technologies and theories to support the ambitions of our students.
Sound and Music
Graduate Diploma
Diploma in Professional Studies (DPS)
Students can apply to the Diploma in Professional Studies (DPS), an optional year-long experiential learning opportunity, allowing you to undertake a variety of internships and professional experiences for a whole academic year in Year 3, as part of a four-year degree.
Screen School playlist
Screen School: Degree Shows 2019
Screen school: Postgraduate Shows 2019
Screen School at Aesthetica Short Film Festival
Reel Lives
Exploring diversity through film, virtual reality, animation, games and sound
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LCC teaching staff
You'll be taught by practising artists, writers, film-makers and directors, who are experts within in the screen industries.
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Students on set filming in the television studios at LCC. Photo credit Alys Tomlinson
Facilities at LCC
Develop valuable skills in our technical workshops including film and TV studios, sound suites, animation and games studios, and creative technology lab.
Screen School: Stories
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London College of Communication explores the power of transitional spaces at LCC Shows 2023
Launching on Thursday 25 May, LCC Shows 2023 celebrates our graduating students through work that engages and inspires.
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Jennifer Lawrence as Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 (2015) Lecturer in Film Practice Ted Wilkes explains the five protagonists every story needs in new BFI book, co-authored with fellow screenwriter Philip Hughes
Lecturer in Film Practice and Theory Ted Wilkes and fellow screenwriter Phil Hughes offer guidance to working and would-be screenwriters on the importance of character to stories in ‘Character is Structure: The Insider’s Guide to Screenwriting’
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Still from a film located in Bangor, North Wales. Image credit: Laura de Pablo, MA Television. Graduate Voices: Laura de Pablo
MA Television graduate Laura de Pablo discusses how she navigates her own professional journey by utilising both business and creative insights.
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Image credit: Olly Corps. Postgraduate Research students explore dynamic practice through Unfolding Narratives 3
Launching on Tuesday 11 April, the third iteration of the exhibition series reflects on the different forms and stages of the PGR journey.