Digital media courses

...Year 1 (AS). Unit 1: Media Representations and Responses. A diverse and exciting examination of the content of media forms, e.g. Advertising, Television, New Digital Media, Film, Radio and Newspapers analysing how they communicate with their target audience. Students will also examine...

...Watching and analysing media products; Practical assignments and video skills training; Discussions and presentations; Writing essays and evaluations; Research into the media industries; Devising scripts and schedules and visits to events, studios and screenings. This course links practical...

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

...There will be regular visits to exhibitions, galleries and independent cinemas throughout the UK and Europe, opportunities to work alongside industry professionals and also a minimum of 10 days work experience in a media or arts based setting...

... are encouraged to develop and express their creative ideas using DTP, digital photography and video production skills. However, this is generally...

...What is Media Studies?The mass media is the most important way that information, ideas and entertainment are transmitted to people in the modern world. Media Studies develops the ability to analyse, question and engage with a wide range of media output, take part in production work and understand...

...Media Studies has been taught at Barton Peveril College for a number of years and is a very popular and successful subject. The course is designed to encourage students' academic and practical competencies in relation to the mass media. If you are interested in TV, films, advertising, newspapers...

...Students will study a wide range of media forms which might include advertising, newspapers, magazines, radio, films, television, the internet and digital media. They will also study the ways in which audiences use such material. The course requires students to study aspects of the institutions...

...) as well as digital media and their construction of social/cultural groups and events.This is an external assessment of 2 ½ hours. Unit 2 Media Production...

...Video / TV Production (BCTV). Audio Production (BCR). Games Production. Digital Media e.g. Web Design and Animation This Level 2 course aims to introduce you to the basics of working in the exciting area of media production including TV, Audio and Games. You will get the chance to broadcast...

...To develop a substantial portfolio of digital designs and explore many of the latest developments in communication technology...

...Students will study a wide range of media forms which might include advertising, newspapers, magazines, radio, films, television, the internet and digital media. They will also study the ways in which audiences use such material. The course requires students to study aspects of the institutions...

...Creative new media and digital arts course designed to introduce the basics of interactive media, from web page production to digital animation...

...This OCR accredited National Diploma focuses on practical learning and the development of vocational skills within the fast-growing Media sector. It offers students the opportunity to: Explore different strands of the media industries (radio, TV, film, newspapers, magazines, multimedia). Explore...

...Why choose Media Studies? The ability to understand mass communication is a vital skill in an era of media saturation. Many students study this subject to develop their understanding of a society dominated by mediated images and information. Some take it to develop their practical and creative...

...As with AS/A2 Media Studies, BTEC enables students to look critically at the information and entertainment industries. However, there is much more emphasis on practical media production work. The course is 100% coursework and if you prefer practical work to written essays and exams...

...This subject gives you an opportunity to study many different examples of media - new technology, TV, film, magazines and newspapers. As an academic subject the course critically explores issues such as representation in the media. You also develop research skills and practical skills in order...

...This subject offers you the opportunity to combine a theoretical understanding of the mass media in society and methods for analysing media texts (for example; television programmes and films) with the development of practical skills primarily for video media production. The balance of theory...

... experience as well as theoretical knowledge. We have excellent facilities including: A digital editing suite equipped with 14 iMacs. Media lecture rooms...

...It is ideal for people wishing to pursue a career in the Creative Media Industry, such as Newspapers, Magazines, Radio and Television...