What course is right for me?WHAT COURSE IS RIGHT FOR ME?

BBC College AcademyCourse: self shooting

Cost: £740, 2 Days

Commitment: good attendance and punctuality.

. Confidence

. Cool head

Pros: good for beginners

. enhances your understanding of full production

. No certification of Exam required

.Individuals paying for their own training with the

BBC Academy are subject to the Distance Selling Regulations law

which means that individuals are entitled to an 8 day cooling off

period, during which they are required to be able to cancel any

course bookings they have made without incurring any charge.

. Refundable, depending on how many days left

before the course starts.

Cons: expensive

.Work experience needed

Ravenbourne CollegeCourse: professional editing and post production

Cost: £500 [+£100, if to continue to collect 10 credits]

Commitment: Full time, 3 weeks, from Monday – Friday, 10am-

4pm.

Pros: Boost your editing and video production.

Cons: Expensive fees.

. The course maybe cancelled if a minimum number of

places are not booked.

. Fees must be paid in full in advance to guarantee a

place.

. Experience in the media required

Pros:

University of WestminsterCourse: Filmand Television: Theory, Culture and Industry MA

Cost: Price per module: Home/EU fees: £645.00

Commitment: Always on time.

.Hand work on the set deadline

Pros: You will have a free choice from among the modules

on offer in each semester.

. This is an option-based course, and you can choose

from the range of modules on offer from three

pathways theory, culture and industry.

. Graduates have found employment in small- and large-

scale film and television companies, as producers,

researchers, distributors, exhibitors and in organising

film festivals, on film-related magazines and journals, in

all levels of film and TV education, and as academic

researchers and doctoral students

Cons: expensive fees

. Research thesis module must be completed in the

summer period.

Cost: Covered by NAS, depending what age you are.

Age: NAS Contribution:

. 16-18 .100%

.19-24 . 50%

. 25+ . Contribution for NAS specified

places

Commitment: good attendance and punctuality required

. Be able to get on with set tasks.

. Show a good level of understanding

Pros: opportunity's to ‘earn and learn' at the same time and

are trained to meet the current industry requirements

through effective training.

.Lets the college help you to identify the right units

for your apprentice and to ensure that the

qualification can be achieved from them.

Cons: As an apprentice if you don’t fit in the requirement of

meeting the set the units, your apprenticeship will be

terminated.

Creative Skills SetCourse: Advanced Apprenticeship in creative and

digital media