Practical Filmmaking Diploma - Next Intake Sept 2010

The Met Film School is London's leading provider of practical filmmaking courses, based in Ealing Studios.

 

Course Overview

 

The Practical Filmmaking Diploma includes all of the areas covered by students on the One-Year Practical Filmmaking course and further develops your skillset over an additional four-month period. The course also gives you the chance to make your own documentary film and a graduation project, as well as training in analysing film, broadcast and new media, small screen production plus an additional option of your choice.

 

For more information on the programme Request A Prospectus and our enrolments team will get in touch to talk you through the course and your study options.

 

By the end of the course you will have been involved in the production of a minimum of four films individually, and have taken part in numerous practical filmmaking exercises, some of which you could potentially use as showreel pieces. You will be proficient in directing, screenwriting, editing, directing actors for the camera, cinematography and sound design and recording. You will also have the opportunity to become an Apple-certified operator of Final Cut Pro if you successfully pass the Final Cut Pro Level 1 exam.

 

In addition to the practical elements of the course, you will also analyse film from a technical, aesthetic and historical perspective. Furthermore, you will understand the creative process of development and pitching by taking part in a module focused on developing your professional skills as an independent producer. This complete and comprehensive view of film will enable you to enter the industry confident in your practical knowledge and theoretical understanding of how it operates.

The Met Film School is London's leading provider of practical filmmaking courses, based in Ealing Studios.

 

Course Overview

 

The Practical Filmmaking Diploma includes all of the areas covered by students on the One-Year Practical Filmmaking course and further develops your skillset over an additional four-month period. The course also gives you the chance to make your own documentary film and a graduation project, as well as training in analysing film, broadcast and new media, small screen production plus an additional option of your choice.

 

For more information on the programme Request A Prospectus and our enrolments team will get in touch to talk you through the course and your study options.

 

By the end of the course you will have been involved in the production of a minimum of four films individually, and have taken part in numerous practical filmmaking exercises, some of which you could potentially use as showreel pieces. You will be proficient in directing, screenwriting, editing, directing actors for the camera, cinematography and sound design and recording. You will also have the opportunity to become an Apple-certified operator of Final Cut Pro if you successfully pass the Final Cut Pro Level 1 exam.

 

In addition to the practical elements of the course, you will also analyse film from a technical, aesthetic and historical perspective. Furthermore, you will understand the creative process of development and pitching by taking part in a module focused on developing your professional skills as an independent producer. This complete and comprehensive view of film will enable you to enter the industry confident in your practical knowledge and theoretical understanding of how it operates.

Learning Goals

 

 By the end of the programme, you will:

 

- be technically proficient in all aspects of production and post-production for film and related media, including writing, directing, producing, camera, sound, lighting, and editing

 

- be practised in the creative development and pitching of ideas and the creative application of production and post-production skills

 

- have been involved in the creation of four films, both individually and collaboratively as well as numerous exercises

 

- understand contemporary industry practice and be able to apply your skills in a professional manner and context

Production Experience

 

- Short Film Production

 

- Small Screen Production or Short Film, Big Screen

 

- Documentary

 

- Graduation Project

 

- Plus numerous exercises

 

 

Course Dates & Fees

 

  

Start Date: 27 September 2010, £25,000

 

Start Date: 07 February 2011, £25,000

 

Start Date: 03 October 2011, £25,000

 

 

Minimum Age:  18 at start of programme

 

 

Entry requirements:  Students will need 100 tariff points to apply for our Practical Filmmaking Diploma. If you are 21 or over these criteria do not apply.

 

 

International (Non-EU) Students:  Please see the Application Deadline for this course.

 

 

On completion of the Practical Filmmaking Diploma course it is possible to upgrade seamlessly onto the 2nd year of the BA (Hons) Practical Filmmaking!