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    THE UNIVERSITY IS IN

    PITTSVILLE PARK IN CHELTENHAM.


    AND THE NAME OF THE COURSE IS FILM
    PRODUCTION BA (HONS)
    What will you study on the course as a
    prospective student.

    You’ll learn in a practical, hands-on style where you’ll be always ‘in production’ on at least one film. You’ll
    explore each aspect of filmmaking in detail and get the opportunity to specialize and follow more
    specific pathways as the course goes on.
    Year 1- Join weekly workshops to develop your skills in areas such as cinematography, sound
    mixing/recording, editing, directing, assistant directing, production design and sound post -production.
    Collaborate with your peers on six short film projects while developing your storytelling voices in the
    screenwriting module.
    Year 2-You will create two major films as part of a team a documentary and a narrative short. Second year
    films have screened at Sundance International Film Festival.
    Year 3- You’ll work as if commissioned by an industry commissioning body. You’ll collaborate on two more
    major films, selected for production by industry professionals. Ready to forge successful careers in the film
    and TV industries.
    As well as feedback from lecturers, there are plenty of opportunities to work with mentors who are active in
    the film and television industry. All our lecturers continue to work professionally, giving you a unique and
    real-time view of what’s happening in the industry as it happens. You’ll also attend regular field trips and
    gain employability skills and placement opportunities at companies
    What facilities the university has that you will be able to
    access as a prospective student?

    -Gloucestershire Business School and


    Growth Hub with live trading room,
    innovative teaching spaces and
    moot court room
    -International-standard sports arena,
    3G pitches and cricket pavilion &
    pitch
    -Sports science labs including
    environmental chamber,
    biomechanics and physiology labs,
    sports therapy suites, and strength &
    conditioning facilities
    -Clinical skills suite and paramedic
    science simulator, including ultra-
    realistic Lifecast manikins.
    What are the entry requirements for the course?

    Typical Offers
    104 – 120 UCAS tariff points, BCC – BBB at A levels, MMM – DDM at BTEC, or a Merit in your T-
    Level. If you are using a combination of qualifications to achieve the required UCAS tariff points,
    they must either include at least 2 A levels, a BTEC or an equivalent qualification. Entry to this
    course is by interview.
    Additional requirements
    English Language or Literature and Maths Grade 4/C in GCSE (or equivalent) are normally
    required.
    Mature students
    We welcome applications from mature students (aged 21 and over) and do not necessarily
    require the same academic qualifications as school leaving applicants, although some entry
    requirements may still apply for Professionally Accredited Courses. We accept Access to Higher
    Education Diplomas and make offers on an individual basis.
    Does the course have any notable
    Alumni.

    Lewis is a Film Production Graduate.


    “The placements got us out and into the industry. I came out of the course with
    a really strong network of contacts. I love working with the actors and crew,
    bringing the script off the page onto the screen.”
    Lewis Arnold has directed several short films and episodes for TV shows
    like Misfits, Humans and Broadchurch.
    “The short film we made in our final year, Long-Standing, was a real labor of
    love. We won the BUFVC’s Learning on Screen Awards ‘Student Prize’ for it. I
    did work experience for BAFTA winning director, Michael Baig-Clifford. We
    got funding through the UKFC and Screen WM to make short films, Spirited
    and Stained, which both won awards as well.”

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