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Content, Media and Film Production (Intermediate) - Level 2

Overview

This course is designed to prepare you for a wide range of career opportunities in the media and progression to higher-level courses.

In our modern world video production is everywhere. Welcome to the exciting world of Content, Media and Film Production. Study a range of film from around the world and learn to make a range of quality media products, such as films, documentaries, adverts and online video content.

Use the very latest technology and equipment. Develop skills in making video, using industry-standard cameras, lighting, editing systems and Adobe Creative Suite.

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Take a look at our creative media production students in the classroom, where they learn the skills associated with the course as well as on location filming and in the studio using state-of-the-art equipment to edit their work.


Start dates and fees

Start DateCodeAnnual Fee (Age)Actions
16-18over 19
Sep 20252299A1370FREE£500.00** EApply

E You may be eligible for fee exemption depending on your circumstances. Please see our fees for adult learners page for more information.


What will I study?

  • Content creation
  • Outdoor and studio broadcast
  • Location shoots
  • Audio production
  • Digital photography
  • Film/TV/Streaming.

Entry requirements

  • GCSE English Language and Maths at grade 3-9.

OR

  • Successful completion of a relevant Level 1 course at Merit level.

Both options require a portfolio of evidence of media work.

If you are not studying a traditional GCSE programme, we accept alternative qualifications like Functional Skills and vocational courses. If you are not planning on sitting GCSE exams, we can also support you with completing an English Language and Maths assessment. Please contact our admissions team for further details:

Applicants aged over 19

If you don't meet the listed entry requirements, you may still be accepted with relevant experience, a strong portfolio, and a commitment to the subject.


Study programmes - essential skills for employment

If you're a student between the ages of 16 and 18 (or 19 to 25 with an EHC Plan) we want to make sure you have the best possible chances of landing an awesome job once you finish college.

Students who haven't achieved a grade 4/C in GCSE maths or English to continue studying these subjects while you're here with us. By doing so, you'll be building a strong foundation of skills that will significantly boost your employability in the future.

Think of it as a chance to supercharge your knowledge and abilities. You'll be equipped with the tools necessary to tackle the world beyond college with confidence. Plus, we'll be right here to support you every step of the way.

In addition, to help you gain essential skills for employment, all students aged 19 and under and studying a full-time course with us will take part in our study programmes.


How long is the course?

One year.


How will I be assessed?

  • Projects
  • Assignments
  • Practical-based coursework
  • Externally assessed assignments.

Career opportunities


How do I apply?

Apply online

Next steps

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Courses created in partnership with local employers to meet their specific workforce needs.

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Excellent student support services from careers and financial advice to health and wellbeing.

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We offer a wide-range of FREE* adult courses.*subject to eligibility.

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