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Overview
This is a highly practical course in Filmmaking. With six Royal Television Society NW student awards and 16 nominations in the last four years, more than any North West University and a winner of the national award for best cinematography in 2016, this course is internationally renowned for excellence.
Building on your existing knowledge we will help you develop your specialism in Writing, Directing, Production, Camera, Lighting, Sound, Set Design and Construction and Post Production.
Past students have secured work on feature films from James Bond to Harry Potter, high end TV dramas from Downton Abbey to The Village and commercials for Sony, Dyson and Ford.
Using our specialised, dedicated 3,000sq foot film studio, or fully equipped production vehicle, you will produce Films and TV programmes using the same equipment that is used on major feature films.
With assistance from our dedicated production fund and teaching by experienced industry professionals, you will work with professional actors on up to six major Film or TV projects throughout the year, depending on your chosen specialism. You will also work on a range of independent productions throughout the year, which will enable you to develop your specialism. -
Entry requirements
• GCSE maths, grade C /grade 5 or above
• GCSE English, grade C/grade 5 or above
• Minimum 80 UCAS points or equivalent
• Professional/industrial experience
• Portfolio of practical work. -
How will I be assessed?
• Assessment is carried out through a series of practical projects approximately every eight weeks, using industry standards to assess how your professionalism is developing
• There is no formal exam, but there are deadlines which you have to meet, come what may, just like the industry !
You will be enrolled as an external student with Manchester Metropolitan University.
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Continuing Your Journey
Successful completion of the Foundation degree will allow you entry to the one year BA (Hons) top up, meaning you still achieve a BA (Hons) in the normal three years.
Careers page
There are many opportunities for post graduate study, past students have gone on to study at the National Film & Television School in London
Past students have worked in all the recognised Film & TV production roles and have worked on:
James Bond 007 (Skyfall, Quantam, Spectre)
Harry Potter
Shameless
Downton Abbey
Peaky Blinders
This is England ‘90
Maleficent
Foyle’s War
Thor
Captain America
Last tango in Halifax
Happy Valley. -
Fees, Finance & Funding
There are two main costs you will have whilst studying and if you are a home student studying on a full-time course, you can apply for student finance to cover both of these:
Fees, finance and funding page
Your tuition fees for each year of your course.
Help with your living costs e.g. rent, food, clothing, course materials, entertainment.
You can find more details, including the actual tuition fee charged on our Fees, Funding and Finance Page.
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Got a question?
Our course enquiries team is on-hand to answer any questions you might have about this qualification, the application process, enrolment, or anything else about life at The Manchester College.
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