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Email:admissions@boomsatsuma.com
Phone:0117 942 8429
Boomsatsuma
9 Portland Square
Bristol
BS2 8ST
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Co-created with the city’s most renowned production companies, including the BBC and Films at 59, this dynamic degree offers you the opportunity to master the latest, cutting-edge techniques that are driving today’s film and TV industry. With our strong connections to top employers, you’ll be networking with the industry, gaining invaluable exposure to the people and projects that define the future of film.
It’s 100% practical, giving you the chance to get stuck into every stage of production, from research, scriptwriting and development to directing and producing. This course provides you with the expert training you need to excel in every aspect of film production.
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 production manager, camera operator, runner, self shooter, sound trainee, production designer, art department assistant, researcher, cinematographer, 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 and on Instagram at @bristolfilmschool_boomsatsuma.
Find this course at www.boomsatsuma.com for a full module list with descriptions.
Year 1
Dive into everything you need to know to make great films. You’ll get hands-on with industry-standard kit and software and work across a range of projects and production roles, scriptwriting and learning about what it takes to plan a shoot. Learn to write scripts, shoot in the studio and on location, explore art direction, interview techniques, lighting and cinematography, sound recording and editing. Take part in film screenings and discussions to develop your critical voice.
This is a collaborative year, with both Production and Post Production students learning together to build core filmmaking skills.
Introduction to Film
Camera, Sound, Edit
Story and Script
Working with Clients
Year 2
Exploring documentary and drama you will work within professional work crews to develop ideas, pitch productions, build sets, direct actors and shoot on location. By making a variety of films, you’ll start to discover your strengths and explore specialist areas that interest you. Experience masterclasses and workshops in Red Helium, Arri Alexa, Sony FX6, lenses, grip kit and set lighting.There are also plenty of opportunities for work experience with creative companies across Bristol.
On Set
Creative Content
Documentary
Drama
Year 3
In your final year, take everything you’ve learned and push it further through ambitious, industry-facing projects. Develop two group film ideas with no restrictions on genre or format, and bring them to life from concept to final cut. Sharpen your critical voice through seminars and screenings and build a professional portfolio that includes your CV, showreel, website, and a self-directed industry project.
Industry
The Production Company
Graduation Film
https://www.boomsatsuma.com/degree-courses/filmmaking-production/
This course has restrictions on who can apply.
The following entry points are available for this course:
A T Level qualification in Digital Production, Design and Development is preferred.
Pass with 45 credits at Merit or higher.
Applications are accepted from students in the UK, Republic of Ireland, Channel Islands, and other students who would not require a Student Visa to study in the UK.
Entry requirements for students joining after Year 1:
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.
This section shows the range of grades that students who received offers were previously accepted on to this course with (learn more).
It is designed to support your research but does not guarantee whether you will or won't get a place.
Admissions teams consider various factors, including interviews, subject requirements, and entrance tests. Check all course entry requirements for eligibility.
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| Location | Fee | Year |
|---|---|---|
| England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands & Republic of Ireland | £10050 |
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, visit the Kingston University webpage on undergraduate tuition 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
9 Portland Square
Bristol
BS2 8ST
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