Introduction to Working in TV & Film

Course Code: 23483

Teacher: This course is being taught by Louisa.

What is this workshop about?

On this introductory course we will look at the way the industries are financed, the technology that is used and the importance of audience. We will discuss basic creative skills involved in the production of the moving image such as camera work and editing techniques and look at job roles and transferable skills required to work in the industry. We will cover structure of the media industry, audience, camera angles, production schedules, job roles and how to apply for them.    If you want to find out more about the types of jobs within this industry please visit www.screenskills.com

Who is this workshop for?

Adults who are interested in working within the media industry. It also serves as a good introduction to the type of topics you would study if you pursued a media related qualification in the future. 

Entry Requirements to do this workshop:

A basic level of conversational and written English is required.

How you will be assessed?

Through questions and answers and the completion of weekly learner reflection forms.

How much studying will I need to do outside of the lesson?

You need to carry out a small amount of online research to familiarise yourself with each week’s topic.

After this workshop you might like to… sign up to an external level 2 course in Creative Media or Film Studies. Sign up to our digital skills or social media courses and our 'Job search in the modern world’ course.

What learners need to bring/supply

Pen and notepad.

What happens after I book this course?

There are two steps to complete before studying with us and booking on here is the first step. Your next step will be to enrol on your chosen course following the instructions attached to your order confirmation email.

NOTE: This course is for Hertfordshire Residents Only - This course is fully funded by The Education & Skills Funding Agency for adults who meet a set *criteria - please refer to the 'Further Information' heading.