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    BA (Hons) Digital Film Production

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    This course reflects the changing nature of the UK broadcast and digital film landscapes where the deployment of digital technologies and the resultant new ways of working have led to convergence in production, an increased range of distribution and exhibition models, and new creative and enterprise opportunities.

    Designed to give students the professional skills, knowledge and experience necessary to utilise digital technology to produce innovative and creative programming in a range of formats (shorts, features, installation, music video, corporate, promotional, drama, documentary, advertising, etc.) and for a range of contemporary and emerging media (across diverse platforms including streaming media, iPTV, interactive, second screen, and mobile), this programme offers a direct engagement with new High Definition technologies, allowing students to develop high level specialisms, and to evolve new practices to reflect new and emergent technological developments. Directly it offers a practical and intellectual basis of ‘Digital Life Skills, Digital Work Skills, and Digital Economy Skills’.

    Students will acquire professional and constructional competence in single camera production for digital film, for broadcast media, and for emerging digital platforms, and will learn in an environment that is equipped to professional digital film standards mirroring the integrated workplace in which, film, digital media, and broadcast professionals work. They will be taught by industry practitioners, both staff and visiting lecturers, and will be exposed to the industry through industry provided practice-based workshops, visits to productions, and industrial placement.

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    Assessment

    You will be assessed through the completion of technical tasks, live projects, presentations, written reports, analyses, self-evaluations, and work experience.

    Career prospects

    Graduates will leave Ravensbourne equipped with knowledge and skills for a wealth of roles in the film industry, ranging from green screen operator to HD camera technician, and special effects technician to production and location manager.


     

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    Level 1Level 2Level 3

    Level 1 concerns building a set of key vocational, technical, and organisational skills, and with engaging with theory within an industrial context. You will learn through practice and application.

    You will study: theory and context; opportunities, trends and ideas; professional context; communication and visualisation; HD production skills; broadcast technology; HD digital cinematography; HD post-production; and digital post-production effects

    Level 2 is focused on developing comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the advanced practical skills required within digital film production, alongside directorial skills, and with further developing managerial and enterprise skills essential to the management and organisation of productions.

    You will study: debate and polemic; contextual studies: dissertation preparation; marketing strategy;
    advertising and promotions; directing for 360 degree platforms; production and location management for 360 degree productions; shooting for CGI and advanced digital post-production effects; and multi-platform production.

    Level 3 is designed to encourage interdisciplinary working, whilst individualising learning and facilitating the development of high-level specialisms. You will also undertake a research project focusing on new advances within your chosen discipline, and a major production.

    You will study: dissertation; enterprise and entrepreneurship – making it happen; major project report;
    professional skills – documentary and factual production; advanced skills – advanced cinematography; individual major project (production portfolio); sound design for moving image, and productions.

    Duration

    3 years full time

    or 2 Years full time (fast track)

    Entry requirements

    Students will normally be expected to possess five GCSEs (grade C or above) or equivalent (including English and Mathematics) and also to hold at least one of the following or equivalent UK or international qualification:
  • 2 A levels, grade C or above
  • 4 AS levels, grade C or above
  • 2 vocational A level, grade C or above
  • Level 3 Foundation Diploma or National Diploma
  • Advanced Diploma, grade C or above
  • International Baccalaureate, 28 points or above

  • Fees

    Home/EU: £8,850 per year International: £10,300

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    "What I’ve got out of Ravensbourne is its professionalism, it’s great for collaborating. You’ve got script writers, sound engineers, and post-production editors all in-house.

    "One of the reasons I chose to come here was because of its reputation. You can put Ravensbourne next to your name and people believe that your work is of a higher standard."

    Stuart McDonald, BA (Hons) Digital Film Production

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