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This one-year Top-Up course is designed for students who have already developed core skills in film and media production and are ready to advance their creative and technical practice to a professional level.
Building on your previous experience, you’ll work on industry-focused projects that reflect current practices within film, television, and digital content creation. You’ll explore storytelling, production techniques, and audience engagement, while developing your own creative voice as a filmmaker.
A key aspect of the course is working to professional briefs. You’ll have the opportunity to create content in response to real or simulated client requirements, developing your ability to produce work that is both creatively engaging and commercially relevant.
The course culminates in a major production project, where you will take on significant responsibility within the production process. Whether working independently or as part of a team, you will develop and deliver a high-quality piece of work that showcases your skills and creative vision.
Alongside this, you’ll build a professional portfolio, including showreels and production work, and undertake an independent research project linked to your interests within the industry.
By the end of the course, you will have developed the technical expertise, creative confidence, and professional awareness required to progress into careers across film, television, and digital media.
Modules:
Module 1 Branded Content
In this industry-focused module, you'll step into the world of branded storytelling and digital marketing. You'll explore how successful brands create compelling narratives and digital campaigns, and then apply that knowledge to a live brief from a real client. Working professionally with a chosen brand, you’ll research their identity and target audience to develop digital content tailored for platforms like social media and the web. This module mirrors real industry practices, giving you the chance to develop portfolio-worthy content and work in a client-led production environment. It’s your opportunity to demonstrate creative, technical, and commercial skills in a real-world context.
Module 2 Film and TV Major Production
This final-year capstone module is your opportunity to design and deliver an ambitious, original film or TV production. You’ll draw on the full range of technical, creative and production skills developed throughout your degree, working independently or leading a small team to produce a high-quality project that reflects your unique voice as a filmmaker. From pitching to pre-production, directing to editing, you’ll manage all phases of the production cycle. This module is also designed to prepare you for entry into the industry, helping you build a professional-standard portfolio piece that showcases your vision and readiness for the creative sectors
Module 3 Promotional Portfolio
Prepare to launch your Film and TV career with a comprehensive promotional portfolio. You’ll learn how to market yourself professionally through showreels, websites, digital branding, CV writing, and promotional materials. Industry insight sessions and career planning workshops will help you identify your target audience and employment sector while giving you the tools to present yourself confidently to agents, employers, directors, and producers across the creative media sector.
Module 4: Industry Investigation
Take control of your learning by researching a topic that reflects your personal interests and future career goals within the creative industries. You’ll explore an area of contemporary debate, emerging trend, or professional issue in depth—applying research skills, critical analysis, and academic writing techniques to create a fully developed research project. This independent investigation allows you to showcase your intellectual curiosity and professional insight alongside your performance training.
This course may be available at alternative locations, please check if other course options are available.
Course optionsAdmissions Requirements for the BA (Hons) Digital Film and TV [Top Up] course
To apply to join the BA (Hons) Digital Film and TV Production (Top-Up), you’ll need to have successfully completed or be in the process of completing a relevant Level 5 qualification, such as a Foundation Degree, Higher National Diploma (HND), or an equivalent course. Your study will need to be in a similar subject area.
You may also be eligible if you’ve completed or completing 240 credits of a BA (Hons) degree in a related subject and are looking to transfer for your final year.
We’ll review your previous study to make sure it aligns with the course, using our Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) process. This helps us ensure you’re fully prepared to succeed at Level 6.
Questions ?
If you’re unsure whether your qualification is suitable or have questions about the application process, our Admissions team will be happy to advise you. E: admissions@lma.ac.uk or Tel/SMS/WhatsApp 07723 611410
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| Location | Fee | Year |
|---|---|---|
| England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands & Republic of Ireland | £9780* |
* This is a provisional fee and subject to change.
Tuition fee status depends on a number of criteria and varies according to where in the UK you will study. For further guidance on the criteria for home or overseas tuition fees, please refer to the UKCISA website.
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Email:admissions@lma.ac.uk
Phone:07723 611 410
Metquarter
35 Whitechapel
Liverpool
L1 6DA
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