Overview
This course provides a comprehensive entry pathway into the dynamic world of screen media, storytelling, and studio broadcasting. Combining foundational academic preparation with practical media studio experience, the curriculum explores the creative, technical, and commercial processes involved in content creation. Studying at the University of Lancashire allows students to work with industry-standard equipment, fostering the technical confidence and creative vision needed to produce engaging screen content.
What You'll Learn
Core academic skills, visual literacy, and creative project development techniques.
Fundamentals of camera operation, lighting design, sound recording, and digital video editing.
Television studio production roles, multi-camera gallery workflows, and live broadcasting procedures.
Scriptwriting principles, narrative structuring, pre-production planning, and project pitching.
Contemporary media industry landscapes, digital distribution models, and audience engagement strategies.
Learning Outcomes
By completing this program, students will be able to manage media production pipelines from initial script development through post-production delivery. Graduates will demonstrate practical competence in operating single-camera setups and multi-camera studio environments safely and effectively. Additionally, students will develop the collaborative project management, creative problem-solving, and communication skills required to pitch ideas and progress into advanced media studies.

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