Television With Film Production BA (hons) in University of Worcester, UK

Television With Film Production BA (hons) in University of Worcester

This course has been specifically designed for those wishing build a career in the expansive and creative field of television and film making.

The emphasis of the course is on the creation of new work from early ideas to production. You will learn though practice and engage with programme 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 programme and film maker.

The course opens up a number of opportunities and the final year is focussed 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 PhD in related subject areas.

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