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Due to the high popularity in games through out the years, this has spike the game artist side to the industry and influenced many to take on the challenge of designing their own ideas in a game.

Game artist usually earn up to between £18,000 to £77,000 depending on how qualified you are and your experience etc.

While learning to become a game artist you have to let your ideas and imagination speak for its self as you will be using 3d models, sketching your ideas and more.

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Within the camera department, there is a lot of roles but in my opinion the camera operator is the most important as they are responsible for setting up the camera for the right shots for a film, show etc.

The average camera operator earns up to between £26,000 and £46,000 and this all depends on the experience and company the person works for as it varies.

While becoming a camera operator you start to learn how much you can change a perspective of a shot based on different camera shots. on the daily basis you will most likely be performing the same shots and getting used to using the equipment, where the more experienced camera operators will most likely be shooting for tv shows or films etc.

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professionalism- professionalism is actually having the right attitude and mind-set in a professional work-place, not only do you need to have the right attitude and mind-set you need to be able to communicate well and have critical thinking, expressing your ideas and opinions showing your passionate in what you do.

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As a game designer you have to have a wild ranger of imagination and must be engrossed in the activity at all times.
You also need to understand how games work and what makes a game fun, as this will help you become a more likeable game designer in the industry.

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As a production designer you need to be able to communicate with your team and express your ideas through sketches. You must also think outside of the box show casing you wide imagination

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As a photographer you need to have eye for detail and a strong imagination as you will be taking many photos. You must be able to learn how to use the shutter speed and the ability to work to deadlines.

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As a writer you need to be able to have a wide range of vocabulary and excellent written communication skills. You must be able to have the right mind-set when completing a written task as you need your full focus.

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A level 3 qualifications is an A level, access to higher education diploma

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What is an apprenticeship?

An apprenticeship is a paid job where the employee learns and gains valuable experience

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T-levels are a 2 year course that is equivalent to 3 A-levels.

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A diploma is a qualification that qualifies you to work in a specific field.

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What is an undergraduate/ bachelors degree?

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What is an undergraduate/ bachelors degree?

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A undergraduate is a step up from A levels and usually completed in university.

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A masters degree is a qualification earned at postgraduate level.

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A PhD is a doctoral research degree and the highest level of academic qualification you can get.

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Requirements for level 3 - Creative Media Practice - Film, TV & Broadcasting

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Requirements for level 3 - Creative Media Practice - Film, TV & Broadcasting

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The requirements you need for level 3 creative media practice is 5 GCSEs at grade 4, including a 4/3 combination for maths and English

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Requirements for photography at Sunderland university

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Requirements for photography at Sunderland university

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The entry requirements for photography at Sunderland university is maximum of 6 points from Level 3 Key Skills as well as 3 passes at GCSE grade c or above