Creative Media Production

Drama is never far away from the world of broadcasting, whether you’re breaking a major news story or producing a TV soap.

BA (Hons) Creative Media Production is an exciting practical exploration of the media industries, exploring a broad knowledge from a UK and global perspective, and an understanding of their branding, development, contexts and creative relationships.

You will gain a range of media production skills, offering insight into the critical and conceptual models of how content for broadcast media are created and understood by audiences.

Through negotiated and personalised projects, it provides a multi-skilling approach, where you will master the pre-production, on-set and studio production and post-production practices for television, radio, online outputs with visual and audio work to entertain and hold audiences, whether you intend to work in drama or documentary production for the small screen, such as Netflix or produce news for audio and visual platforms.

You can also learn about reporting and presenting and how to work with performers to create your work. You will build your creative portfolio to gain employment in a range of media production roles, start your own production company or go on to postgraduate study.

On successful completion of study, we will issue the following award: BA (Hons) Creative Media Production

Course Modules

Year One Core: Creative Cultures: Making, Research and Reflection; Fundamentals of Creative Media; Sustainability, Society and Impact; Creative Media In Context.

Year Two Core:  Media Production: Documentary; Collaborative Creative Industries Project; Media Production: Drama.  
Year Two Optional: Marketing, Brand and Cultural Production; Visual Effects & Motion Graphics; Art Trail; Creative Heritage; Experimental Formats; Hybrid Production Methods.

Year Three Core:  Final Major Project of Creative Media Production; Creative Industries Research Project; Professional Practice.

Authentically driven assessments provide ways of demonstrating your skills and knowledge understanding.  This includes negotiated group and individual presentations, video essays, portfolio or a pitch proposals/evaluations, practical project work and critical and/or contextual reflections, personal logs, portfolios, reports, scripts, audio packages or programmes, short films, live studio work and other production artefacts.  There are no written examinations.