Course Modules

This module is designed to provide a foundation ‘toolkit’ of practical skills to aid understanding of current creative media industries. You will be introduced to a range of technical and procedural skills including audio, video, photography, web and digital design. […]

This module engages you in fundamental practice and principles of camera and microphone operation. You will learn about: Camera setup and preparation Camera audio setup Connectivity and microphone preparation Eyepiece function and the graticule Tripod and safe practice Safe camera

This module explores the key concepts and practices of digital cinematography. The role and responsibilities of the cinematographer within the production team are defined and you will investigate relationships between cinematic content and visual forms.

This module is an opportunity to explore the craft of directing actors, as you focus on the relationship and communication established between director and actor. You will consider the distinctive styles and approaches used in the forms of cinema and

This module builds upon the knowledge and experience gained in Digital Film Operations and explores in more depth, techniques that apply primarily to drama production. Areas such as teamwork, cinematography, art direction, directing and sound design may be explored in

During this practical module, you will develop the skills and specialist techniques required for recording sources in the field as well as actor dialogue and sound on set and location for film and TV productions. You will work alongside peers

This module provides you with an opportunity to broaden your choreographic experience through the development of group pieces using a tutor-identified research source. The module focuses on compositional processes and structural devices. In the module, you will explore the dynamic

In this module, your knowledge of dance technique will expand to incorporate the complexity in: Development of movement memory Use of timing and musicality Use of space Experiential learning through improvisational techniques. More demanding movement sequences and improvisational work challenges

This module focuses on further development of performance skills and vocabulary from the solo to the group improvisation. The use of spontaneous compositional practice within group situations, relationship possibilities and the development of in aesthetic, spatial and aural awareness, will form

This module creatively and critically engages you with the skills and processes of working with character, relationships and intentionality in a physical theatre style. It extends and builds on previous dance choreography modules by exploring and contextualising the techniques used