TELEVISION WITH FILM PRODUCTION BA (HONS)

This innovative course combines the study of television production with film production, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the TV and film industries. Students will learn how to plan, produce, and distribute content for both mediums, developing skills in screenwriting, direction, cinematography, and post-production. The course also covers the business side of the industry, including marketing and distribution strategies. Through practical projects and real-world case studies, students will gain hands-on experience in creating compelling and engaging content for a variety of platforms.

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Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities, including a dedicated TV studio and film set, as well as industry-standard editing software. Guest lectures from professionals in the field provide additional insights and opportunities for networking. The course also includes opportunities for work placements and internships, giving students valuable real-world experience.

Unlock Your Creative Potential at University of Worcester: TV and Film Production BA (HONS)

The University of Worcester has a strong reputation for providing high-quality media production courses. Our experienced lecturers have industry connections and are passionate about helping students achieve their creative potential. The university's location in the West Midlands provides access to a diverse range of filming locations, offering students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a real-world setting.

This course has been specifically designed for those wishing to build a career in the expansive and creative field of television and filmmaking. The emphasis of the course is on the creation of new work from early ideas to production. You will learn through practice and engage with program design, concept and ideas development, film making, Studio production, and Broadcast television. You will experience contemporary film and television within a wider media context including the artistic and ethical considerations faced as a program and filmmaker. The course opens up a number of opportunities and the final year is focused on progression to the next stage of your chosen career pathway. You will have the opportunity to embark on a number of production projects and connect with the industry for example through entering your work for the Royal Television Society Awards, which is a gala event attracting key industry professionals from the world of film and television or, should you prefer, you could progress onto a more academic career path via Masters and Ph.D. in related subject areas.

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