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About the FdA TV Production programme
According to the latest government figures, in 2013 there were approx. 1.6million students entering the media industry, which typically advertises around 100,000 roles each year. As the industry is mostly very insular, breaking into the industry is extremely hard for most graduates.
The FdA in TV Production has been developed to bridge the gap between academic studies and the entrepreneurial, technical and creative skills that the industry increasingly desires from graduates.
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Scarborough
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Lady Edith'S Drive, YO12 5RN
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Course programme
Entry requirements
Standard entry requirement for the degree will be 80 UCAS points, with a minimum of grade ‘C’ in both GCSE Maths & English. This equates to MMP at Btec National Diploma level, grades CCD at ‘A’ Level, and on the Diploma Foundation Studies (Art, Design & Media) this is equal to a Merit.
However, in line with the widening participation brief and lifelong learning strategy, the Institute will also encourage applications from non-traditional learners who lack formal academic qualifications. All such non-traditional applicants will be interviewed, set an appropriate piece of work (an academic text and a practical task depending on their skill level) and a judgement made taking into account their academic potential and relevant experience.
What you will learn
Year 1
Year 2
Year 1 (Level 4) - Certificate Stage
Introductory Skills in the Workplace
Skills for Study and Employability
History of Broadcasting
Introduction to TV Production
Motion Graphics
Content Creation with a Client
What Next
The aim of the programme is to give each member of the cohort the requisite skills to enter the television or film industry at the ‘lower’ levels (e.g. production assistant/ researcher/ runner), consistent with accepted routes of entry into the industry.
For those who wish to, there will be an optional ‘top up’ year (subject to validation), to extend your studies to an honours degree in TV Production.
Programme Benefits
2-year course working with industry professionals.
At the end of the 2nd year, using the contacts that you have developed over the 2 years, you could progress directly into the TV industry.
Access to broadcast standard equipment.
Work alongside Estuary TV (The longest running Local TV station in the UK). Your work will be seen by up to 400,000 viewers in the Humber and Lincolnshire region.
The course has been designed with employability in mind – you will be building a comprehensive portfolio of work, allowing you to develop both practical and academic skills at the same time.Increase your chances of employment by having the skills that the employers are asking for.
Learning & Teaching Methods
All course modules have been developed with employability in mind, and you will spend time working as part of the production staff with Estuary TV – the longest running local TV station in the UK. Your work will form part of their programming, gaining you valuable experience of working in a busy production environment that is then broadcast via Freeview to over 400,000 homes.
Over the course of the 2 years you will develop entrepreneurial, technical and creative skills through working on live briefs, attending lectures, and producing your own content, thereby allowing you to develop a portfolio and the contacts that will help you directly access the industry on successful completion of the course.