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Become a specialist in film post production, mastering editing, sound, grading and industry standard delivery. Developed in collaboration with Bristol’s top film companies and post houses, this course is designed to launch your career in the ever-growing world of post production.
Dive deep into industry techniques, from online and offline editing to colour grading and sound design, while building a portfolio filled with real film projects. Guided by a dedicated mentorship programme, you’ll work closely with industry professionals, gaining invaluable insights and hands-on experience. With connections to renowned companies like Films at 59, Gorilla, Evolutions, Doghouse Post Production and Plimsoll Productions, you’ll graduate with the expertise, experience and industry network to hit the ground running.
Where can this course take you?
This course will help you gain the skills to work in the film, streaming and TV industries. Related careers include colourist, grading assistant, ADR editor, sound assistant, deliverables producer and digital imaging technician (DIT), and many more.
Where you'll study
Bristol Film School is based at the Tobacco Factory in the centre of Bristol’s vibrant arts district. You'll have access to edit suites (PC and Mac), our NEXIS media management system, grading suites, an on-site studio and larger spaces for key projects, and a kit store for cameras (Arri, Blackmagic, Sony), lighting, and sound equipment.
Student projects
Check out projects by our Filmmaking students at www.boomsatsuma.com
Our modules are designed to give you a solid understanding of the foundations of filmmaking with an emphasis on editing, sound, grading, finishing and delivery. From year one you'll network with and gain work experience from companies including Films at 59, Gorilla, Evolutions, Doghouse Post Production and Plimsoll Productions.
Find this course at boomsatsuma.com for a full module list with descriptions.
The following entry points are available for this course:
Entry to year 2 (Level 5) requires successful completion of 120 credits at Level 4 of a comparable undergraduate programme.
Entry to year 3 (Level 6) requires successful completion of 240 credits across Level 4 and 5 of a comparable undergraduate programme.
An interview will also be conducted to assess your suitability for the course.
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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.
This course is awarded by Kingston University London. It is delivered under a subcontracted arrangement with Kingston University as the lead provider and Boomsatsuma as the delivery provider.
Kingston University retains 20% of the course tuition fee. For more information on fees and funding, visit https://www.kingston.ac.uk/study/fees-and-funding/undergraduate-fees.
Due to changes in how Welsh-domiciled students access funding, applicants from Wales are not currently eligible for Student Finance Wales support for this course and would need to self-fund. For more information contact admissions@boomsatsuma.com.
Email:admissions@boomsatsuma.com
Phone:0117 942 8429
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Email:admissions@boomsatsuma.com
Phone:0117 942 8429
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Bristol
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