Useful Information
The College’s Diploma in Creative Digital Media Production
is a practical vocational course aimed at students wanting to develop a range of
research, creative and production skills media and print media. Students will
work with Media Companies to pitch, and production crews to script and
storyboard, edit and present documentaries. Students will develop professional
understandings of the industry and the skills required to succeed. They will
also have the opportunity to create and develop a broad media portfolio to
enhance their university or media career prospects.
Students will enjoy this subject if they like to learn
through practical, hands-on assignments, writing and relish working in a diverse
range of media productions. There are two external
exams.
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Course Overview
During the course, students will have the opportunity to
cover the following areas of media:
Responding to a Commission Film Production –
Fiction Digital Games Production Sound Recording
Digital Media Skills
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Course Highlights
Course Specific Trips & Visits
The College runs a number of educational experiences each
year to enable students to contextualise their learning. These experiences
include trips and talks by visiting speakers from the Media Industry.
Recently, Media students were part of the studio audience on
ITV’s Loose Women. Watching the live broadcast reinforced the lessons on camera
work and editing. They also visited The Harry Potter Studios at Levesdon to
participate in a story-boarding masterclass and study the set and costume
designs.
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Career Opportunities & Further Study
This course provides a useful background for academic or
vocational courses at university, including Ravensbourne and/or employment in
Media industries eg production companies, PR, Advertising, Music industry or
teaching/lecturing in Media.
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Assessment
The course is assessed through coursework and 2 external
exams. Students achieve points from their completed units. These points are
added together to form an overall grade.
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Entry Requirements
Students wishing to do BTEC Level 3 courses, need to have
(or expect to achieve) at least four GCSE passes at Grade 4 or above including
English and Mathematics (and a satisfactory school reference) in order to be
accepted on a BTEC Level 3 Programme.
The course is assessed through coursework and two external
exams. Students achieve points from their completed units. These points are
added together to form an overall grade.
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