Find Your Creative Path
Ten Professional Programmes. One Creative Community.
Choose the discipline in which you want to build your craft.
Learn By Doing
Film and Television Are Practical Industries.
We believe their teaching should be practical too. At RCA, students don't simply learn about the creative industries. They write, perform, plan, design, shoot, edit, analyse and create.
Classroom learning is combined with practical exercises, workshops, film analysis, collaborative work and production experience.
The objective is simple
Learn the craft.
Practise the craft.
Create the work.
Behind the Scenes
See the Work Being Made
On set for Accra Medic, a Revele Films production — the professional environment RCA's training is built from.
From the Classroom to the Film Set
Ten Programmes Come Together in One Production Environment.
Writers create the stories.
Producers develop the projects.
Directors bring them to the screen.
Actors bring the characters to life.
Cinematographers create the images.
Art Directors build the visual world.
Hair, Makeup & SFX help transform character and appearance.
Editors and Sound Designers shape the final film.
Students experience what filmmaking actually demands: collaboration, preparation, problem-solving, creative judgement and professional responsibility.
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Teaching
Learn From People Who Do the Work
RCA brings education and industry together. Students learn from experienced practitioners who understand the realities of filmmaking, television and the creative industries because they have worked within them.
Training is designed to develop not only creative and technical ability, but the professional habits the industry expects.
Meet the Industry FacultyMore Than One Way to Get Here
Talent Doesn't Always Come With a Certificate.
RCA welcomes applicants through both academic and creative/professional entry routes.
Academic Entry
If you have relevant educational qualifications, we want to hear from you.
Creative / Professional Entry
If your experience has come through work, performance, filmmaking, content creation, theatre, photography, design, music, television or another creative path, we want to hear about that too.
What matters is your potential, commitment and readiness to learn.
Next Intake
The Next Intake
Ten Professional Certificate programmes in film and television, taught over 20 weeks in Accra.
Accreditation
Professional Training. University Accreditation.
RCA combines practical, industry-focused film and television training with Professional Certificate programmes accredited by the African University of Communications & Business (AUCB).
Students who successfully complete their programme receive a Professional Certificate bearing both RCA and AUCB.
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