Creative Media Production & Technology Level 2

An ideal course for creative students interested in the media, and who like working practically. Develop a range of media production skills including video production, audio production, photography and graphic design. You will also learn how to analyse professional media products as well as making your own video, audio, photographic and print products. The course content is 70% practical and 30% theoretical study.

Site

Eastbourne

Level

Level 2

Course Type

16 +

Courses

Options Course Code Starts Ends
apply 60096 09/09/24 04/07/25

What will I study?

An ideal course for creative students interested in the media, and who like working practically. Develop a range of media production skills including video production, audio production, photography and graphic design. You will also learn how to analyse professional media products as well as making your own video, audio, photographic and print products. The course content is 70% practical and 30% theoretical study.

What previous qualifications or experience do I need?

Minimum four grade 3-9 at GCSE or successful completion of the Level 1 course, and English and/or maths at grade 3. A portfolio of work will be required.

How will I be assessed?

Assessment is based on coursework, which runs right through the year. Your work will be externally assessed at the end of the academic year by the UAL awarding body.

What qualification will I achieve?

You will achieve UAL Creative Media Production & Technology Level 2 Any Functional Skills required for progression to level 3

What can I do after completing this course?

If you achieve a Merit or Distinction in this qualification you can go on to Advanced Level courses, including the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production.

Are there any extra costs?

We ask all Media students to purchase a pair of headphones and to make sure they have materials to support their learning. You may be asked to contribute towards additional trips on the course which sit outside of the curriculum trips and visits.

Additional Info

This course also benefits from visiting lecturers including local, regional, and national media professionals. Students are expected to undertake around six hours of home study per week in addition to classes at the college.