Production Management For Tv, Film And Digital Media in University of Salford, UK

Production Management For Tv, Film And Digital Media in University of Salford

This programme is designed for students who want to work in the field of Production Management within TV, Film and DigitalMedia.  You will gain practical industry experience of the planning, organization, execution and delivery of TV production in the genres of documentary, studio and drama.  

You will gain hands-on experience of analysing and managing production workflows and develop key skillsets including creative problem solving and people management.

Located in the heart of MCUK, you will have the opportunity to network with industry production managers in seminars, masterclasses, tuition and industry-aligned projects. This programme has strong links with BBC, ITV, True North, Dock 10 and many other high-profile production companies across the UK.

There will be plenty of opportunities to get involved with industry projects and apply for work experience with the media industry.

You will:

• Be based in MediaCityUK and surrounded by a wide range of TV and media production companies
• Receive bespoke guidance from current broadcast and media production managers across a wide range of genres
• Develop your networking skills through engagement with media professionals

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