Awarding body:
University of Bolton (BOLTONIN)
Qualification type:
Foundation Degree (FdA)
What's the Video Production and Post Production course about?
This course has been developed in response to technology changes in the production of the moving image in areas, such as journalism, film making, corporate video, documentary and cinema, and the development of additional delivery platforms such as the 4th screen of mobile devices. This course is also a progression route for students who have taken level 3 qualifications in e-media, film, TV production, and multimedia.
This course provides students with a sound foundation for a range of careers in the video production and post production industry, whilst developing the personal and attitudinal skills essential for success in working and further academic life. Students have access to state-of-the-art facilities and the latest industry software to develop and demonstrate production skills.
Subjects covered include:
- Ideas development
- Digital graphics
- Business skills
- Copyright and digital asset management
- Video editing and media production
- Digital sound production skills
- Post production
- Digital cinematography
Assessment is through project work across a range of units. Final assessment includes a portfolio presentation and critique of work produced.
What will I be able to do after I've completed this course?
This foundation degree will enable students to progress to the second or third year of a degree at the University of Bolton or enter the world of work.
What qualifications or experience do I need to do this course?
Applicants should possess an A Level, a BTEC Level 3 Diploma/Extended Diploma or an equivalent level 3 qualification with art or design content. Qualifications should be accompanied by a portfolio of creative work. Minimum UCAS tariff points required: 120.
Mature applicants (aged 21 or over) who are able to demonstrate relevant skills or knowledge gained in employment or vocational activity may also apply.
Attendance
Full time
As the definition of full time and part time can vary from course to course, please check with the tutor as to the exact number of hours study each week this course will entail.
Hours per week:
15
As the definition of full time and part time can vary from course to course, please check with the tutor as to the exact number of hours study each week this course will entail.
How much will the course cost me?
For information on HE course fees, please contact our Course Enquiry Team on FREECALL 0800 068 8585.
How do I apply?
Applications for full time study should be made through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). All applications from students in the UK should be made using the on-line application system on the UCAS website. If you are applying from overseas you should write to: UCAS, Rosehill, New Barn Lane, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL52 3LZ. Any time during the year for enrolment in September.
Please note, the course information on this website is provided as a reference guide only and is subject to change. It is therefore important that you check all course details, including location, timetable, fee, etc, at enrolment as the college operates a no refund policy.
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