Taylor
Course Studied: Level 3 broadcast, film and content creation
Years attended: 2022 - 2024
Destination: metflim (film-making)
Role: student
Where did life take you after BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy?
Since graduating from BOA Stage & Screen, I have been fully dedicated to expanding my knowledge and experience in the film industry. I founded and currently run Starstruck Studios, a production company through which I’ve secured contracts with West Midlands Police, National Express, Pride, and many more. This journey has given me the opportunity to work with incredible people and capture amazing stories on film.
What was your fondest memory of BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy?
My best memory of BOA Stage & Screen was the people and the teachers. You build such a great relationship with your classmates since we worked together most of the time, creating a real sense of teamwork and support. The connections I made and the experiences we shared are memories I’ll cherish forever.
Why did you attend BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy?
The reason I chose BOA Stage & Screen was because of its practical and creative approach to learning, as well as the freedom to truly express creativity—something that isn’t always possible in a traditional educational environment. At BOA, the opportunity to create something amazing, whether it’s a film, music video, documentary, or any other project, is always encouraged and supported. The staff are just as talented and creative as the students, and that’s what makes BOA so incredible.
Lastly, why should students apply for BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy?
If you love creativity and practical learning, BOA Stage & Screen is the place to be. The teachers are incredibly supportive, and you receive so much guidance in whatever you need. Now that I’m preparing for university, I can truly appreciate how amazing BOA’s course is. Looking back, I realize that BOA Stage and Screen's lessons were taught at a university standard, which has made me feel even more prepared for the industry.
Lastly, a piece of advice for current learners: No one sees the world through your eyes—except through film, where your vision becomes a story for others to experience, keep creating.