A Level Design and Media

...our identities mirror figures from sport,… Media A Level - Level 3 Overview In the media-dominated world of the 21st century, wars are won and lost on television...

...to design and develop your own ideas. The focus of the course is to provide you with the skills to set you on a path to working in the computer games industry... Learn about: Art design, 3d training, Communication Training...

...covers the techniques required to manipulate and solve a wide variety of equations. Mechanics applies some of these techniques to stationary and moving...

...There are some variable costs associated with production projects, for instance video students will need to purchase a DV tape and some blank DVDs (5-10)...

...the course therefore workshops in markmaking, colourwork and design process skills are covered. Students will use a variety of decorative techniques such as hand printing... Learn about: Textile Design, Interior Design, Art design...

...watch films at home and at the cinema. People use the media to inform and educate themselves as well as for entertainment. With the media being such... Learn about: Full Time, Quality Training, Media Studies...

...and meet age restrictions or are aged between 16-18. If you are not entitled to a "Fee Waiver" you may be entitled to receive Learner Support Funds...

...current design issues and trends, you will also be taught a range of drawing, presentation and model-making skills to ensure you maximise your design potential... Learn about: Set Design...

...radio journalism skills, interview techniques, teamwork, editing and how to organise your productions. Underpinning your productions will be media theory...

...read and hear and to acquire an understanding of how the media work. Current examples are used to explore the main concepts behind Media Studies. AS...

...covers the techniques required to manipulate and solve a wide variety of equations. Mechanics applies some of these techniques to stationary and moving...

...students' academic and practical competencies in relation to the mass media. If you are interested in TV, films, advertising, newspapers or 'new media'...

...and films to new media forms like videogames and the internet. A level Media Studies is a course for students with a strong curiosity about all aspects of the media...

...values and beliefs but also how it can influence society for the greater good and how you can play a part in that. Media Studies, AS-level AS & A Level...

...Research into the media industries; Devising scripts and schedules and visits to events, studios and screenings. This course links practical work...

...and on to Higher Education courses such as HNC / HND / Foundation Degree or BA (Hons) degree . You will have exposure to a range of practical activities through workshops...

...Television, New Digital Media, Film, Radio and Newspapers analysing how they communicate with their target audience. Students will also examine how individuals...

...via the internet you are engaged in the world of Media. Media Studies is about how those who make, advertise and sell products interact with those who buy and consume...

...Yes What can I progress to? Higher Education/Training Courses Employment Media studies/communication studies in Higher Education Specialist media training courses...

...onto the OCR level 3 Extended Diploma in Media, into employment, or an Apprenticeship and on to Higher Education courses such as HNC / HND / Foundation Degree or BA (Hons)...