Program Overview

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University Programs

The university offers a range of programs for students, including undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.

Undergraduate Programs

• ESRA Cinema: a 3-year Bachelor's degree granting diploma in film and television.
• ESRA Sound: a 3-year Bachelor's degree granting program in sound, music, film, and video games, radio, and sound for events.
• ESRA Animation: a 3-year Bachelor's degree granting program in 3D animation.
• Bachelor Filmmaking: a 3-year Bachelor's degree granting diploma in film and television.

Post Bachelor's Degree +3

• DHEC Screenwriting and Directing: a 2-year diploma course in writing and directing for film and television.
• DHEC Production and Distribution: a 2-year diploma course in film production and distribution.
• MFA Filmmaking: a 2-year MFA degree granting program in writing and directing for film and television.
• ESRA New York: a 1-year training course in English for film and sound professions.

Professional Programs

• Long and short programs to retrain or specialize in audiovisual professions.
• Specific Programs: ESRA Junior, introductory audiovisual workshops for high school students in July.

Admissions

Admission Process

The admission process includes competitions, pre-admissions, admissions, and parallel admissions.

Degrees & Parcoursup

The university offers diplomas, and the Parcoursup platform is used for key dates.

Accessibility

The university provides accessibility, furnishings, and personalized support.

Scholarships and Mobility

The university offers funding and scholarships, including scholarship applications, financing solutions, and testimonials from scholarship recipients.

International

Internationalization

The university has an internationalization strategy, including guidelines and organization of the international relations department.

Partnerships

The university has partnerships with priorities and opportunities.

ERASMUS

The university has an ERASMUS+ strategy, including a strategy statement, accreditations, incoming mobility, and outgoing mobility.

News

School News

The university publishes school news, events, masterclasses, screenings, and alumni news.

Events

The university hosts events, including Open Houses, trade fairs, masterclasses, and events.

Resources

The university provides resources, including student films, film recommendations, competition tips, ESRADIO, and job descriptions.

Campus

ESRA Campuses

The university has campuses in Paris, Côte d'Azur, Brittany, Brussels, and New York.

Students and Alumni

Students

The university has student films, associations, ESRA 48h, film club, and all student activities.

Alumni

The university has a network of alumni, including careers and testimonials.

The School

Who We Are

The university has a history, school, and management team.

Commitments

The university is committed to inclusion, diversity, ecology, CSR, ethics, and quality charter.

Partnerships

The university has partnerships with France 2030, partner companies, and professional recommendations.

Careers

The university offers careers, including applying to join the teaching and administrative team, and offering internships.

Audiovisual Editor Program

Program Presentation

The Audiovisual Editor program is a 769-hour training course, including 489 hours in class and 280 hours of work experience.

Target Audience and Prerequisites

The program is for anyone wishing to pursue a career as an editor in the film and audiovisual industry, with prerequisites including a bachelor's degree or equivalent, or a minimum of 1 year of experience in audiovisual or film.

Skills Developed

The program consists of three skill blocks: analyzing and preparing the audiovisual editing project, completing the editing of the audiovisual project, and smoothing and exporting the final version of the audiovisual project.

Training Objectives

The program aims to master the main features of post-production software, identify artistic intentions, collaborate with the director and post-production team, and understand the audiovisual and film industry ecosystem.

Training Program

The program includes active teaching methods, with themed workshops combining theoretical input, practical exercises, and professional scenarios.

Teaching Methods

The program uses 100% face-to-face training, with alternating theoretical classes and practical exercises.

Assessment and Certification Procedures

The program uses professional scenarios, with certification awarded after meeting the required conditions, including obtaining all required blocks, completing a minimum 8-week work placement, and validating a professional project report.

Financing Options

Financing Solutions

The university offers several financing solutions, including Transition Pro, CPF, OPCO, FAF, Défense Mobilité, personal financing, and France Travail.

Financing Procedures

The university provides guidance on financing procedures, including identifying the right scheme, verifying training eligibility, preparing the file, and following up on procedures.

Career Prospects

Job and Career Prospects

The university's programs train students for real-world, high-demand jobs in the audiovisual, film, production, and post-production sectors.

Career Support

The university supports students in their career transition or development projects, with personalized follow-up to facilitate integration into the sector.