RECORD: E 199
INSTITUTE: North Warwickshire College
ADDRESS:
Hinkley Road
NUNEATON, Warwickshire
CV11 6BH
TELEPHONE: 01203 243004
FAX: 01455 633930
INSTITUTE WEB SITE: http://www.nwarks-hinckley.ac.uk
DEPARTMENT NAME: Audio Visual Studies - School of Art
CONTACT: Mr Ian Wynd
POST HELD: Programme Director
STAFF IN THE INSTITUTE: 250
STAFF WHO TEACH PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM OR TELEVISION: 3
NUMBER OF FULL-TIME STUDENTS: 3500
THE INSTITUTION IS PRIMARILY PART OF THE STATE PROVISION.
NUMBER OF COURSES 2
BTEC National Diploma in Design (Audio Visual)
BTEC National Diploma in Media Production
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Final qualification:BTEC National Diploma [BTEC ND]
Course level is Lower than a University degree in UK ENGLAND
The course is validated by a Government/National department or examining board
Course length is 72 week(s) or 2 year(s).
The approximate number of students joining the course each year is 36
The course is designed for full-time & part-time students
Minimum age of students at entry is 16
THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ARE:
4 GCSE's at grade C or above for school leavers, plus a folio of work which
should include examples of art and design work, photography and possibly film
or video work. Mature students are welcome and must provide evidence of
design skills but the basic academic qualifications may be waived. As part of
the inteview candidates are required to produce a storyboard based on the words
of song. A high level of self motivation should also be apparent.
REQUIREMENTS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL FOR ENTRY ONTO THE COURSE ARE:
REQUIREMENTS WHICH ARE DESIRABLE FOR ENTRY ONTO THE COURSE ARE:
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Course is in three parts: PHOTOGRAPHY, which includes planning, taking and
processing b+W photos. Colour photography, studio and location. VIDEO, which
inludes all aspects of pre-production, production and post production using
VHS, SVH and Hi8 formats, including storyboarding, scriptwriting etc and
computer animation.AUDIO, which includes 8 track recording, DAT all aspects of
professional studio and location recording, graphics DTP, layout and
presentation.
COURSE PROFILE: Areas Available For Study
Advertising and illustrative photography Multi-image production (tape/slide) Documentary photography Fashion photography Industrial & commercial photography Landscape photography Photography as fine art Social/ Wedding/ Portrait photography Documentry film & video production Industrial & training film & video production Theatrical film & video production Animation Computer studies for generating images History-of-Art History-of-film History of Photography (still) Media studies (psychology & sociology of images) Management of photographic business Photolaboratory & processing work Communication skills I.T.
The percentage of work placement is 9 %
Final qualification:BTEC National Diploma [BTEC ND]
Course level is Lower than a University degree in UK ENGLAND
The course is validated by a Government/National department or examining board
Course length is 70 week(s) or 2 year(s).
The approximate number of students joining the course each year is 30
The course is designed for full-time students
Minimum age of students at entry is 16
THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ARE:
Programme covers: Photo, Graphics, Video, Audio and Multimedia. Also included are commercial and professional skills and I.T. Opportunities for commercial work within the programme. Excellent training opportunities for students wishing to enter the media and communication industries. All applications considered from students with a minimum application age of 16 years and 4 GCSE passes at grade C or above.
REQUIREMENTS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL FOR ENTRY ONTO THE COURSE ARE:
COURSE PROFILE: Areas Available For Study
Advertising and illustrative photography Documentary photography Fashion photography Industrial & commercial photography Landscape photography Photography as fine art Photojournalism/news/reportage Social/ Wedding/ Portrait photography Documentry film & video production Industrial & training film & video production Theatrical film & video production Animation Computer studies for generating images History of Photography (still) Media studies Photographic theory, optics and chemistry
The percentage of work placement is 5 %