Film and Television Production Diploma

Tuition is KES 100,000 per semester, payable in three instalments: 50% at registration (KES 50,000), 30% mid-semester (KES 30,000), and 20% before exams (KES 20,000). Early bird discounts apply for select intakes.

Yes. As a member college of Woolf, you earn ECTS credits that are recognised globally. ADMI is also registered with TVETA Kenya. Graduates have gone on to work for Netflix, BBC, Showmax, and at international film festivals.

Yes — every diploma student completes a mandatory industry placement with our network of 500+ employer partners including production companies, TV stations, and post-production houses across Kenya.

You will train on RED cameras, professional lighting rigs, Avid and Adobe Premiere editing systems, and DaVinci Resolve for colour grading. All equipment is provided — you do not need to bring your own.

Kenya's film industry is growing rapidly, with Showmax, Netflix, and local production companies investing heavily in African content. Graduates work as directors, cinematographers, editors, producers, and sound designers. Starting salaries range from KES 40,000 to KES 200,000 per month.

Yes. The film production diploma is ideal for KCSE graduates who want a hands-on, career-focused alternative to traditional university. You need a minimum of C- to apply. Intakes are in January, May, and September.

Film production covers the full spectrum — scriptwriting, directing, cinematography, editing, sound design, and post-production for narrative films, documentaries, and TV. Video production is a shorter certificate focused on corporate video, social media content, and event videography. ADMI offers both.