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Met Film School opened its doors to budding filmmakers nearly ten years ago, and following its success launched their Berlin campus. Met Film School Berlin follows the same ethos as the London School, offering intensive practical filmmaking experience taught by industry professionals in an active film studio. All of the classes are taught in English as part of a continuing commitment to provide students with active participatory learning, professional development and self-exploration. It's also possible for overseas students to work whilst studying in Germany.

Met Film School Berlin is based at BUFA; Berliner Union-Film GmbH and Co Studio KG, the studio that has been home to film productions since the Weimar Republic and is one of the oldest film studios in Europe. The school’s location enables students to have first hand experience of a working film studio on a day-to-day basis, and also places them in the heart of the city.

BUFA is an active film studios whose stages offer a wealth of filming experiences for our students – Greenscreen, Live- TV studio set up, a standing set used for TV production and large stage for commercial use. The studio is home to in-house production companies, a camera / lighting rental house, a prop house, a set building company and post-production facilities. Being in close proximity to the industry offers our students access to the professional world of filmmaking.

Today the studios are an integral part of the Berlin film studio landscape. Producers, photographers and set designers value the idyllic setting, its convenient location to the city, and the facilities available such as green screen and stages with incredibly high ceilings. At present the studios are mostly used to create advertising for TV, cinema and the Internet as well as music videos.