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In Year 3 you will undertake two large scale projects, culminating in the Graduation Film. You will work to your strengths and develop material for your graduation portfolio. The final Graduation Films are screened at shows on campus and at a central London cinema.

Year 1

Filmmaking Practices 1

Filmmaking Practices 2

Filmmaking Practices 3

Contextualising Contemporary Practice: Film

Year 2

Filmmaking Practices 4

Filmmaking Practices 5

Filmmaking Practices 6

Critical Issues in Filmmaking: Research and Practice

Year 3

Independent Film

The Graduation Film

Dissertation: Research and Reflection

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Year 1
Students are given a technical induction and introduced through creative projects to film production. students will be given project briefs which will give you the opportunity to develop ides from films and take on a range of roles within productions.

Year 2
This year contains projects with the opportunity to shoot and process 8mm film, use archive, green screen, high-speed video and explore the intersection between live-action and animation.Students work in groups developing pitches for ambitious productions collaborating with professional actors, developing character and script, and shooting on location.

Year 3
Studentswill undertake two large scale projects, culminating in the Graduation Film. You will work to your strengths and develop material for your graduation portfolio. The final Graduation Films are screened at shows on campus and at a central London cinema.

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The course enables the students to explore the medium of film, develop their own filmmaking practice while gathering skills for working professionally. The course is supported by technical inductions, workshops with industry professionals, guest lectures and field trips

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Nathan
Filming BA(Hons)
3 Yeas Full Time

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This course introduces students to audio, video and data systems and will prepare you to become an engineer who can design and support broadcast systems. This course has the approval of the industry and is accredited by both Creative Skillset and BKSTS (British Kinematograph, Sound and Television Society). Our broadcast engineering students are highly sought after and many are working part-time in industry before they graduate. Your learning will be focused on tutorials, practical exercises and projects guided by teaching staff and external broadcasting professionals. The majority of our graduates are employed within six months of leaving the course and leave with the skills to cope with whatever changes the broadcast industry will experience.

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Editing is at the heart of this course and is backed up by a full range of related skills that will help you thrive in the post-production sector. This is an industry that continues to see rapid change and expansion, and the demand for multi-skilled professionals has never been greater. The course also provides essential learning in business and enterprise should you wish to start a business in editing or post-production and manage a freelance career. You will learn through a mixture of problem-based learning, practical workshops, lectures and masterclasses.

Editors and post-production professionals often start work as edit assistants, video encoders, assistant colourists, trainee visual effects compositors and machine control room technicians. Individuals can progress on to roles such as editors, colourists or compositors.

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Level 3 students build 10 sets over 10 weeks for the specialism module.

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Level 3 students build 10 sets over 10 weeks for the specialism module.

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This is a short film made by a second year student as a pitch to Jody Smith, Entertainment Multi-platform commissioner. This was done as a task for the unit Audiences, Screens and platforms.

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This was a short film made for a presentation/pitch to Jody Smith, Entertainment Multiplatform Commissioner, Channel 4 Television as part of 2nd year work for the unit "Audiences, Screens & Platforms" (2015). It is a suggestion for an Interactive Reality Game show on Channel 4.

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Both pathways on this degree will produce graduates who are highly skilled studio and location professionals who are able to work on multi or single-camera productions. These skills are applied to a variety of television genres.

This also includes technical skills in cameras, lighting and sound. You will learn through a mix of practice and theory-based learning that includes lectures, workshops, seminars, projects and self-directed study. This course is led by industry experts who are often working in production and broadcast.

The production pathway is designed for those who want to make innovative television programming using a variety of distribution platforms, including social media.

The operations pathway will teach you about varied production techniques and digital operations, including the use of media asset management systems.

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Digital film production is a practical course that really allows the learner to understand what goes on behind the scenes, Ravensbourne have clearly described what entices in the course.
"The course will give you the skills and experience to produce innovative shorts, features, commercials and documentaries. The film industry underpins the course and our students learn the importance of all aspects of the production journey from financial backing to building a fan base for a film. Alongside this, we facilitate engagement with film technologies such as Green Screen and give you opportunities to experiment with 3D techniques. Our film courses are highly regarded in the film industry and students are often working on professional shoots from their first year on the course.

Filmmakers most often work within the technical and creative departments of film production companies. Graduates often also become freelance self-shooters and set up their own studios and production companies."

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At Solent University they want their students to enjoy their time while they're studying and feel part of the community.
if needed you are able to find advice from anything academic to personal matters , study skill and careers guidance.

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Southampton solent university has many course and a wide selection in the creative department, They also have a wide range of courses to do with media such as, Film and Tv , Film , audio engineer , post production editor, and many more. Southampton solent university offers a great opportunity for students who want to be in the media industry and learn more about it.

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UCAS stands for Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. It's the centralised service that students use to apply to university. Basically, pretty much everyone who wants to study an undergraduate degree in the UK will have to apply through UCAS

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a Personal statement is part of your university application and is need when applying for your universities of choice.
A personal statement has no actual word limit but instead you are given a maximum of 47 lines or 4000 characters to work with this is all the space UCAS will provide on their online system.

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What is a Personal statement and what it is for. 

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What is a Personal statement and what it is for. 

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A personal statement is a written description of your achievements, interests throughout your life. Showing an interest in a particular activity will allow the university to understand who you are as a person and maybe what things you would like to peruse in the future.

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Raheem

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This unique course is built on our long tradition of teaching interdisciplinary media practice, working across moving image, photography and interactive media. Our approach combines the creative exploration of art school traditions with academic and professional excellence. We have extensive industry-level facilities and equipment, and to develop your skills and knowledge we use a variety of assessment methods, including practical projects, presentations, written work, research tasks and portfolios.
The course sets high standards for professional achievement in specific media industry roles, and prepares you for the challenge of a multi-skilled portfolio career.

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We operate from a purpose-built studio facility in Harrow, with two sound stages, a set construction workshop, and extensive post-production facilities. The environment is both academic and practical, scholarly and creative, and all students study film history, criticism and aesthetics alongside their practical work. You will learn to collaborate creatively as you develop production specialisms in areas such as writing, producing, cinematography, directing, production design, editing and sound. You will also gain the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development.
We aim to develop thinking film makers who have something to say to, and about, the world.

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This is a practice-based course taught by broadcast industry professionals which combines critical analysis with hands-on practical skills. The course focuses on how television programmes are conceived, produced, commissioned and distributed in a digital broadcast and multi-platform environment. Students work across a digital work flow supporting single camera and multi-camera studio production modes and produce programmes across all genres; from documentary and drama series to TV commercials and studio entertainment shows.Practical skills in editing, camera operations, sound recording, lighting and graphics are underpinned by critical analysis of the ever-changing globalised broadcast and digital media industries. This course is designed to prepare you for the challenge of a multi-skilled, mixed portfolio career, and our graduates have a high employment rate in many different roles and aspects of the media industries including the children's television, drama series, music video production, sports broadcasting, studio entertainment productions, TV commercials, the film industry and the corporate television sector. You will also gain the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development.

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The Digital Media and Communication BA (Hons) combines theoretical analysis with practical understanding and reflective media production. You will gain a critical perspective on social and cultural aspects of digital and social media, and develop a practical understanding of how media businesses and institutions operate. You will spend around a third of your time in reﬂective practice-based work, including web production and design.
The Digital Media and Communication BA (Hons) is based at the recently refurbished Harrow Campus – home to the Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design. This means that you will be working alongside students from film, photography, music, fashion and journalism in a buzzing arts campus atmosphere with plenty of opportunities for creative collaboration.
Assessment is through coursework, including essays, websites, research reports, seminar presentations, social media contributions such as blog posts, and group and individual creative projects. In-class tests are held for practical web-production modules only

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Apply online today for a Lloyds Bank student bank account. With money saving benefits and an overdraft it could be the best option to meet your needs.

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IMPORTANT
In applying for universities it is important to have a good personal statement. in this you are supposed to sell yourself to an university and why you are interested in doing a particular course. this is where you are encouraged to show the organization what you have done and what makes you different from other people trying to apply for the same course.

In your personal statement be positive towards the course you want to do this will help in them deciding if they want you to attend the university

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Personal statements – Finding a formula | 2025 entry applications

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As university cost £9,000 pounds to attend a course it is beneficial to the individual if you manage your money efficiently. you can do this by setting up a student account, all student accounts can be beneficial in giving different benefits.
It is important to be on top of your money as you do not want to be in debt to the bank or the government to then have to pay them back by taking money out of your pay checks.

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1|2|3 Student Bank & Current Accounts - Santander UK

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Looking for a student bank account? With our Student Current Account you'll get a 16-25 railcard free for 4 years and a £1,500 overdraft.

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Student Life at the University of Westminster

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The University of Westminster is a diverse and dynamic international education institution situated in the heart of London, one of the world's great cities. Committed to educating for professional life, the University has a distinguished 170-year history, world-leading expertise in many areas of research, and a clear vision for the future.

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Studying Film at the University of Westminster

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Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Westminster

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Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Westminster, Faculty of Media, Arts and Design, Harrow campus, London. Find out more about studying with us at http://www.westminster.ac.uk/courses/subjects/journalism-and-mass-communication

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Photography and Film at the University of Westminster

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Photography and Film at the University of Westminster, Faculty of Media, Arts and Design, Harrow campus, London. Find out more about studying with us at http://www.westminster.ac.uk/courses/subjects/photography http://www.westminster.ac.uk/courses/subjects/television-film-and-moving-image

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https://www.westminster.ac.uk/course-search/compare-courses?courses=664966,591211,591276,591226

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this is a previous work accomplished by Ravensbourne students

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Edited by David Ibekwe Edited on Premiere Pro CS6

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London College of Communication | Future Generation of the Creative Industries

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Welcome to London College of Communication, a pioneering world leader in design and media education. We work at the cutting edge of new thinking and developments to prepare you for successful careers in the creative industries of the future. http://www.arts.ac.uk/lcc

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https://www.ravensbourne.ac.uk/

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This video shows you how to chose a course that is best for you, you should go to open days to see what course you have an interest in.

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Knowledge Zone for University Admission Services

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Tips on how to choose your desired course (Source UCAS)

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http://search.arts.ac.uk/s/search.html?form=simple&collection=courses&f.College%7CC=London+College+of+Communication&query=&f.Course+level%7Cl=Undergraduate

there is a link so click it and find out yourself

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This video explains how to apply to the UCAS company and how they work as an organization.

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If you're applying for 2017 entry, watch this video to help you fill in your UCAS application.

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UCAS advise you to attend University open days as they can help you in knowing what you want to do in your future and they can advise on what course you should attend due to the courses you have previously done.

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They have changed how many UCAS points you get for each subject you do, you now get less for the courses you do.

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Due to the tariffs changing this could mean that an individual needs to get more points if the University that they want to apply for has not changed their tariffs as well.
To obtain more uni points you would have to do extra curricular activities like horse riding and if you volunteer.