broadcast media march 2013
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Broadcast Media and TV Production Open Day presentation March 2013TRANSCRIPT
FdA in Broadcast Media
FdA in Television Production
University of Brighton
Year 1 Broadcast Media – 6 x 20 credit modules
Documentary
Drama Production
Multi Camera Studio Production
Script Writing
Radio
Critical Introduction to Broadcast Media
University of Brighton
Year 1 Television Production 6 x 20 credit modules
Documentary
Drama Production
Multi Camera Studio Production
Script Writing
TV Broadcast: Industry and Contexts
Critical Introduction to Broadcast Media
What’s great about us
Year 2 Broadcast Media 6 x 20 credit modules
Outside Broadcast Production
Live Radio
Visual Methodologies
Editing and Post Production
Final Project (Short Fiction Film, Documentary, Radio or Post Production)
Industry Placement/Professional Practise
What’s great about us
Year 2 Television Production 6 x 20 credit modules
Outside Broadcast Production
Research and Editorial
Visual Methodologies
Editing and Post Production
Final Project (Short Fiction Film, Documentary or Post Production)
Industry Placement/Professional Practise
University of Brighton
Work Placement Module Year 2Placements undertaken by Broadcast Media and TV Production students in 2012 include Dancing on Ice for ITV Productions , Yalli Productions, Ricochet Productions, Avalon, Pretzel Productions, NEP Cyrmu, Avanti, BTV Post, Crystal Palace FC Media Dept.,Fractured films, Plastic production, Heart FM, Uckfield FM PanavisionCTV OBSilver River
What’s great about us
Year 3
Successful completion of FdA at the required mark (currently 50%) progression possible onto the BA(Hons) Top up in Broadcast Media
What you will see toda
Industry Input
Industry professionals – permanent members of staff
Visiting lecturers and master classes
Visiting employers – Envy Academy
http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/staff/joanna-macdonnell
http://uk.imdb.com/name/nm2012378/
What you will see toda
Ethos
Emulation of Professional Media Practice
Live Briefs
Strict Deadlines
Managing own budgets
Producing own original media content
Opportunities to continually showcase work and gain work experience
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Industry Standard Training
Avid equipment is used to produce the majority of Television Programmes and Feature Films.
The Avid user interface and editing toolset is regarded as the industry standard.
Final Cut Pro X
RAW entry level Health and Safety Qualification
Graduate Destinations 2012
Careers
Lorena Wright (left) on the set of Diana with actress Naomi Watts
http://www.brighton.ac.uk/hastings/about-us/news/feb-2013-top-cbeebies-job-for-hastings-student/
http://www.brighton.ac.uk/hastings/about-us/news/jan-2012-placements-lead-to-jobs-for-film-and-tv-students/
http://www.brighton.ac.uk/hastings/about-us/news/feb-2013-course-leader-gets-all-the-credit/
Kiril Isajevs vision mixing ITV4 ‘s Goodwood coverage
What’s great about us
Example of WorkMy Silent Prisonhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyJP7M53LfQ
Hastings Campus Promohttps://vimeo.com/41971339
Hastings Scouts Gang Showhttps://vimeo.com/33669178
Classroom Cook Offhttps://vimeo.com/42537713
Our course within the sector (TV)
Our course within the sector (BM)
What’s great about us
UCAS CODE: P310 – Broadcast MediaUCAS CODE : P311 – TV Production
160 UCAS points including at least 1 full A level3 GCSE’s at C or above including Maths
or Science and English Language
http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/study/media-studies/broadcast-media-course
What’s great about us
Contact
Jo MacDonnellCourse Leader FdA TV Production and FdA Broadcast [email protected]
Rob GreensAdmissions Tutor FdA TV Production and FdA Broadcast [email protected]://arts.brighton.ac.uk/study/media-studies/broadcast-media-course