Government Funded Design and Media courses Norfolk

...the theoretical framework of media - representation, audience, media industries, media language - through critical analysis of media texts and practical production... Learn about: Full Time, Media Studies...

...to research a topic and draw conclusions from your findings. Media Studies is taught by doing and we hold an annual Media Festival in June where student...

...research analyse and respond to the work of artists. Practical skills include; printing, dyeing, hand and machine stitch, felt and paper making and weaving... Learn about: Full Time...

...You will study : · Painting · Sculpture · Printmaking including etching monoprint · Mixed media · Photography · Graphic design · Drawing and mark making...

...The course works to the OCR A level film specification and is a two year linear course. This course is perfect for those who are open to studying a... Learn about: Film Studies, English Language, Full Time...

...· The film and television industries in the UK · Filming techniques · Editing techniques · Animation techniques (in 2D and 3D) · DVD authoring techniques...

...layers of meaning in images. As part of the course, you will visit galleries and exhibitions – locally and in London. These have included The Tate Modern... Learn about: Full Time...

...graded as nationally outstanding in 2008. Inspectors said that Paston students produce creative and often ambitious pieces of work in Photography...

...engage with Film in a critical and analytical way. It is an accessible introduction to film analysis, filmmaking, and the film industry in Hollywood... Learn about: Film Studies...

...and many students go on to courses in Textiles and the Arts at university or Art school, often directly onto degree courses. In 2009 several A-level Textiles...

...You'll study a total of 18 units covering areas such as Drawing Development, Historical and Contextual Understanding, Ideas and Concepts, Lens-Based Media...

...already decided to pursue a career in the media, and/or wish to progress to higher education vocational qualifications such as Foundation or Honours degrees...

...in order to express individual concepts. To research, analyse and respond to the work of artists and textile craftspeople. To incorporate this knowledge...

...qualifications Summary: This course is an ideal choice if you are aiming for a career in fashion, textiles and design. It is primarily designed as a progression...

...which means when you have finished the course you can choose whether to get a job straight away or go into higher education first. Course Length...