BA (Hons) Film and Video Production
When can you start this course? | UCAS code | Fees | Entry requirements
Why choose this course?
- Our course will give you the creative, technical and theoretical skills you need to work in the moving image sectors, as well as on your own self-initiated projects.
About the course
During this course we'll help you to develop your artistic vision, artistic output, technical skills, and career aspirations. All of our staff will bring their own unique skills and expertise to your development as a practitioner.
This course is one of only a handful in Britain that offers you the opportunity to work with celluloid film as a medium. And as you'll learn about the equipment and software that is currently being used in the moving image sectors, you'll be ready to start work in the industry when you graduate.
You will build up the knowledge and practical skills that are essential in a wide variety of careers, from moving image artists to documentary and narrative filmmakers. And we'll encourage you to develop a sound theoretical perspective on both your own work and the work of other mainstream, independent and avant-garde filmmakers.
Find out more about what subjects and modules you'll be studying...Your career
You can move on to a postgraduate course, or start work in the diverse sectors of moving image production that exist nationally and internationally.
We're equipped for production and post-production in 16mm film and digital video technologies and have designed the course to develop your potential in this fascinating industry.
Graduate James Knott now works with fellow graduate Adi Kerr and the pair are freelancers working in different sectors of the broadcast industry. They were approached by the worlds largest house music label, Defected to produce a 60 minute documentary. They have worked for BBC, ITV, Radio 1, MTV and other clients including Mark Ronson so decided it was time to take up a studio at Banks Mill under the name of Studio JK:AK.
What our students say
I quickly became competent in narrative based filmmaking and during my study, I secured a business grant that helped me set up a small video production company, with some of my fellow students.
- Daryl Spencer
Anything else?
We will be accepting applications up until the 24 March 2010 however we would encourage you to apply by the 15 January 2010.
Click here to find out more about about applying for the second or third year of the course.
Start dates
If you're from the UK or EU you can apply to study this course in:
- September 2010 (part time only, if available)
- September 2011
See a list of courses we are still taking applications for in September 2010.
If you're from a country outside the EU you can apply to study this course full time in:
- September 2010
- September 2011
UCAS code
W621Fees *
UK/EU students
- Full time: £3,290 (per year)
- Part time: £270 per single module (you usually take 24 of these modules in total)
International students
- Full time: £8,500 (per year)
*These fees apply if you're starting this course between September 2010 and August 2011. We recommend you check fee details with us though, as they can change. Costs can increase each year and there may be extra costs eg for exams, trips or special modules.
Entry requirements
Our entry requirements are usually 180-240 UCAS points from A levels or equivalent ...
