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If you don’t have English and maths at GCSE grade 9-4, you will continue to work towards this as part of your main programme of study.

These courses are a part of APTA. For more information go to page 15.

Interested in film and TV? A career in this industry could be ideal for you! Whether you’re interested in short films, documentaries, music videos or full length features, our Film & TV Production course will give you the skills you need to bring your ideas to life. We have excellent links with industry, local businesses and you’ll have the opportunity to work within our student production company, UFilms.

EXTENDED DIPLOMA IN FILM & TV PRODUCTION

LEVEL 3 - 2 YEARS WHAT WILL I DO?

You will gain valuable on-set experience including directing, camera techniques, filming and editing, screenwriting for film, television and production management. The course can lead to a range of careers including cinematography, directing, producing, screenwriting, editing and many more on set roles. You will learn using industry-standard cameras, sound equipment and post production software while carrying out a range of productions and assignments which are based on realistic workplace demands.

YOU NEED:

A passion for all things film and television and a determination to succeed, plus four GCSEs grade 4 or above, including English and/or maths.

WHAT’S NEXT?

You could go on to university to study degrees in areas such as film and television production, broadcast or multimedia journalism and film or media studies. Or you could progress to a production role within the industry.

Amiliyah & Thomas (Opposite) Harriet & Matty (Above)

Film & TV Production DID YOU KNOW?

We have excellent links with industry, local businesses and you’ll work within our student production company, UFilms.

Interested in seeing some of our videos? We have our own UFilms YouTube channel! If you’re viewing this prospectus digitally click on the Youtube logo. Otherwise go to:

www.youtube.com/channel/ UCw-Ly11oIkcyp-7QG6g7SmA

WHAT CAN I EARN?

Director

Wages vary Film producer Wages vary Production assistant £15,000 - £30,000 Sound/Lighting tech £16,000 - £35,000 Scriptwriter Wages vary

Sourced from the National Careers Service. Correct at time of print.

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