Berlin

Why MetFilm School Berlin

MetFilm School Berlin is a leading institution for film, television, and online media education, offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and short courses designed to develop practical, industry-ready skills across key creative disciplines. Students are based across two locations — Molecule Studios and House of Music — both easily accessible via public transport and situated in student-friendly areas of the city.

With major names like Netflix, Paramount, TikTok, and Universal on the doorstep, Berlin offers exceptional opportunities for anyone looking to build a career in the screen industries.”

Facilities

Based across two locations in the heart of Berlin — Molecule Studios in Alt-Treptow and House of Music in the R.A.W. area — MetFilm School Berlin puts students at the centre of one of Europe’s most vibrant creative industries scenes.

The campuses feature coworking spaces, recording studios, post-production suites, and creative prototyping workshops, as well as an extensive camera, lighting, and sound kit room available to students for both coursework and personal projects.

With major names like Netflix, Paramount, TikTok, and Universal on the doorstep, students are immersed in professional filmmaking culture from day one.

Berlin Facilities

Getting here

Molecule Studios: Molecule Studios MetFilm School Berlin, Molecule Studios, Bouchéstraße 12/Haus 1, 12435 Berlin
House of Music: House of Music, Revaler Str. 99 10245 Berlin

By U-Bahn – The nearest U-Bahn station is Treptower Park (U1), approximately a 10-minute walk. From the station, head north along Puschkinallee and follow the signs towards Bouchéstraße.
By S-Bahn – Treptower Park S-Bahn station (S8, S9, S85) is also nearby, roughly an 8-minute walk. Both the U-Bahn and S-Bahn stations are well-connected across the Berlin network.
By Bus – Several bus routes serve the local area, including the 165 and 265. The nearest stop is Bouchéstraße, a short walk from the campus entrance.
By Car – The campus is located on Bouchéstraße in the Alt-Treptow district. Street parking is available on the surrounding roads. We’d recommend using public transport where possible, as parking availability may vary.

Accessibility – The campus has a wheelchair-accessible entrance. If you have specific access requirements or need further assistance planning your visit, please contact us at +49 (0) 30 959 985 00.

By U-Bahn – The nearest U-Bahn station is Warschauer Straße (U1), approximately a 5-minute walk. From the station, head east along Revaler Straße and the venue is on your right.
By S-Bahn – Warschauer Straße S-Bahn station (S3, S5, S7, S9) is directly adjacent to the U-Bahn station, making it one of the most accessible transport hubs in the area, with connections from across Berlin.
By Bus – Several bus routes serve the local area. The nearest stop is Warschauer Straße, a short walk from the campus entrance.
By Car – The campus is located on Revaler Straße in the Friedrichshain district. Street parking is available on surrounding roads, though availability can be limited. We’d recommend using public transport where possible.

Accessibility – The campus has a wheelchair-accessible entrance. If you have specific access requirements or need further assistance planning your visit, please contact us on +49 (0) 30 959 985 00.

Getting Around Berlin Berlin is one of Europe’s most cycle-friendly cities, with an extensive network of dedicated lanes making it a popular and affordable way to explore.

For day-to-day travel, the city’s public transport network — covering U-Bahn, S-Bahn, tram, and bus — connects all major neighbourhoods quickly and reliably.

Wider Connections – Berlin Hauptbahnhof offers direct rail services to cities across Germany and Europe, including Hamburg, Munich, and Amsterdam, making it easy to travel further afield during your studies.
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) – Berlin’s international airport is approximately 30 minutes from the city centre by S-Bahn, with a wide range of international and domestic flights.

Courses at MetFilm School Berlin

MetFilm School Berlin offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and short courses spanning filmmaking, directing, screenwriting, screen acting, documentary, and music for film — giving students at every stage a route into the screen industries, all delivered from Molecule Studios and House of Music in the heart of Berlin’s creative scene.

Courses at MetFilm School Berlin

Berlin Student Accommodation

Based across two locations in the heart of Berlin — Molecule Studios in Alt-Treptow and House of Music in the R.A.W. area — MetFilm School Berlin puts students at the centre of one of Europe’s most vibrant creative industries scenes.

The campuses feature coworking spaces, recording studios, post-production suites, and creative prototyping workshops, as well as an extensive camera, lighting, and sound kit room available to students for both coursework and personal projects.

With major names like Netflix, Paramount, TikTok, and Universal on the doorstep, students are immersed in professional filmmaking culture from day one.

Berlin Accommodation

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Why study in Berlin?

Berlin is one of Europe’s most popular destinations – and it seems that many visitors never want to leave, as one in five residents has a migrant background.

Brimming with opportunities, Berlin is great for anyone looking to develop their creative career. Inspiration lies around every corner, and thousands of individuals and companies from the worlds of music, film, acting, and games call the city home.

Berlin offers creatives the freedom to work hard and play even harder. While the city’s cost of living is lower than other creative centres like London, Barcelona, and Paris, it still has all the advantages of living in a European capital city: it’s well connected, vibrant, and always has something going on.

People look to Berlin for the latest trends in lifestyle, music, and art.

Boasting over 170 museums, including those on the famous Museum Island, the city is committed to showcasing its rich history and cultural legacy. Inspired by this outpouring of creativity, artists from all over the world have been flocking to the city since the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Berlin has been the most talked-about startup destination in Europe for some time, possessing all the ingredients for a dynamic, entrepreneurial city.

It’s also an ideal base for creatives and the self-employed, making it perfect for those pursuing careers in the digital and screen industries.

Berlin is constantly on the forefront of creative innovation. There are countless film and games festivals held each year, representing the artistic, cultural, and social diversity of the city.

Berlinale, held in February each year, is one of the top international film festivals in Europe. The Berlinale Talent Campus has included discussions by key film figures, including Jane Campion, Michel Gondry, and Gael Garcia Bernal. As one of the world’s largest public film festivals, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved – whether as a volunteer, an intern, or as an audience member.
Games Ground is more than just a gaming festival; it’s an immersive experience that allows attendees to explore games from some of Berlin’s most innovative indie developers. Participants can also engage with industry experts through workshops and panel discussions, making Games Ground the ultimate destination to discover the latest developments in Berlin’s vibrant video game industry.

The tube system in Berlin is unmatched. The underground (U-Bahn), the overground Schnellbahn (S-Bahn), and Ringbahn provide comprehensive access to most parts of Berlin, running through the night from Friday to Sunday. It truly is a city that never sleeps!