From idea to international market.
Learn how to take films, series and documentaries from development and financing to production, distribution and international markets.
Taught entirely in English at 3iS Paris West, this one-year postgraduate film production program is designed for French and international students who want to study film, television and streaming production in France while preparing for careers in an international industry.
You will learn how to assess a project’s potential, build a financing strategy, structure co-productions, identify and bring together the right partners, and manage a production from development through to delivery.
You will also learn how to prepare projects for broadcasters, streaming platforms, festivals, co-production forums, film markets, distributors and international sales.
Campus
Paris West
Entry requirements
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent French or international qualification, in any discipline. A good level of English is required.
Certification
The program prepares students for RNCP41113 – “Chargé de production en audiovisuel et cinéma, spectacle vivant ou événementiel”, a Level 6 professional certification officially registered in France’s National Register of Professional Certifications (RNCP), the national framework for recognized vocational qualifications
At a glance
Duration
1 Year – 60 ECTS credits
Languages
English
Next intake
September 2027
Pace
Full Time
Study format
On campus, followed by professional experience at the end of the program.
Internship durations
12 weeks
Tuition fees - Non-French tax residents
€18,000
“Producing internationally means knowing how to develop a project beyond its home market, identify the right partners, build the right financing structure and think about its international circulation from the outset. Our aim is to train producers who can bring together creativity, financing, co-production and market strategy in a global environment.
Soroush MAROUF – International Program Director – Film & Audiovisual
The program covers the full lifecycle of film, television and documentary production, from editorial development and financing to co-production, final delivery, distribution and international sales.
You will explore areas including:
Final Project – Develop. Finance. Coproduce. Pitch.
Throughout the year, you will develop an original film, series or documentary project and turn it into a structured production package suitable for presentation to international industry partners.
You will progressively define its editorial positioning and build a complete production package, including the budget, schedule, financing plan, co-production structure and distribution strategy.
You will identify the territories, partners, funds, co-production opportunities, festivals, markets, distributors and platforms most relevant to the project’s development and circulation.
The program concludes with a professional pitch in English before a jury of producers and industry professionals. You will receive feedback on the project’s positioning, financing strategy, market potential and next development steps.