SAE Liverpool Open Day
GAMES & CONTENT CREATION - 21st MARCH (10.30am - 12:30pm)AUDIO, FILM & MUSIC BUSINESS - 21st MARCH (1.30pm - 3:30pm)
Liverpool Made Legends. Could You Be Next?
From iconic music history to major TV and film productions like Peaky Blinders, The Batman and The Crown, Liverpool continues to shape the creative industries today. The city is also home to growing games studios such as Lucid Games, contributing to the future of interactive entertainment.
At SAE Liverpool, you learn in the middle of that momentum. Across our two newly refurbished campuses, you’ll study in professional-standard spaces built to mirror how the industry actually works.
At our Spine campus, you can study either a Games degrees or our Content Creation degree, in modern Mac labs running Unreal Engine and the full Adobe Creative Suite, alongside dedicated podcast, content studios and more.
Georgia House is home to our Audio, Film and Music Business degrees, with industry-standard recording studios and production spaces featuring a Neve mixing desk trusted by producers like Dr Dre, plus Blackmagic film cameras, professional production facilities and more.
These aren’t classroom replicas. They’re the same types of tools used by professionals across music, film, broadcast and gaming worldwide.
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From Liverpool to the Industry
SAE Liverpool alumni are now working across music, film, radio, broadcast, games and content creation. Our graduates have gone on to work with organisations including BBC Radio 1, Netflix, major record labels and professional studios, with some securing record deals in Los Angeles, and much more. The skills they developed here have taken them into real industry environments, shaping projects heard, watched, played and streamed worldwide.
Chris Hendrick
Chris Hendrick studied Audio Production at SAE and has since secured a record deal with California-based Grimestone Records under his black metal project Spring Heel Jack. Inspired by a ghost tour in York and a piano riff written by his son, Chris wrote and produced an entire EP in just three weeks before receiving a contract from a label he had followed for years. Combining home production with sessions in SAE’s professional studios at Georgia House, his journey reflects the creative freedom, technical knowledge and industry readiness developed at SAE. Recording Artist & Signed Label Artist
Mikita Skye Alford
Gaining practical experience in professional studios helped Mikita develop the versatility to work across music production and live events. Studying in London gave her the industry exposure she needed, and the support at SAE helped her turn her creative ambition into real opportunities in the audio world. Music Producer & Live Events Specialist
Saul Murphy
Saul turned his Film Production training into a catalyst for creative leadership and production excellence. With access to professional-grade facilities and the mentorship of industry-experienced tutors, he went on to deliver projects for brands such as Bauer Media, Hat Trick Productions and Netflix, building a reputation in film and television as a versatile and reliable producer. Film and Television Production Manager & Filmmaker
Jacob Crossley
Studying Film Production gave Jacob the creative foundation and production discipline he needed to step confidently into independent filmmaking. The hands-on training and access to professional facilities helped him write, produce and direct his debut feature film The Star That Fell From The Sky, and build a global network of collaborators. Independent Filmmaker
Savio Issac
Savio Issac studied Audio Production at SAE Liverpool and quickly found himself working behind the scenes at one of the UK’s biggest music events, BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend, after connecting with industry artists and engineers during his studies. His live sound work on tour setups and festival stages came from saying “yes” to opportunities, building real experience from student projects, shadowing live engineers at Sound City and mastering complex setups in SAE’s professional studios. Today Savio continues to work in live sound and collaborative music projects, showing how hands-on experience at SAE can lead straight into the industry. Live Sound Engineer & Festival Technician
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Study Audio, Film & Music Business at Georgia House
Train in professional recording studios and film production spaces designed to mirror how the industry actually works.
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Work on professional mixing desks and studio equipment
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Create using film production tools including Blackmagic cameras
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Build a portfolio across music, audio or film
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Learn from industry-experienced tutors
Whether you want to produce music, engineer sessions, manage artists or create films, you’ll graduate with work that proves you’re ready.
Study Games & Content Creation at The Spine
This is where you’ll design, build and publish projects in professional-standard Mac labs, create in dedicated podcast and content studios, and develop the technical and creative skills the industry expects.
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Build a portfolio of real game and digital content projects
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Train using industry-standard software and tools
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Learn from lecturers working in creative tech
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Develop the confidence to turn ideas into finished work
If you want to create games, grow digital brands or build a career in content, this is where you start.
Any questions?
Got more questions or need guidance on our Liverpool Open Days? Our admissions team would love to help. Reach us on 03330 112 315 or via email at ukadmissions@sae.edu
