Creative Media Production (Sound/Music/Screen) (Taught)

We are unique in that we can offer you extensive work experience opportunities which include leading some areas of the media projects that pass through our media production spaces. This degree will enable you to develop your skills to Masters level and gain academic credit for activities that are going to support your career development including:

• work experience

• team leadership

• self-promotion materials

• advanced media production skills

Key course features:

• Learn Advanced Media Production Skills including some coding and programming

• Develop research skills to a level where PhD might be a progression option

• Opportunities to study industry led curricula e.g. Avid, Adobe and Wrexham University

• Excellent media production spaces

• Supportive and expert staffing

• Develop assessment artefacts that will be useful for the next stage of your career

MODULES
Creative Research Methods (Core): Advanced academic research skills module

Industry Collaboration (Core): Collaborating with the industry module

Digital Media Techniques (Sound - Core to Sound Pathway only): Sound specialist advanced media production skills module

Digital Media Techniques (Music - Core to Music Pathway only): Music specialist advanced media production skills module

Digital Media Techniques (Screen - Core to Screen Pathway only): Screen specialist advanced media production skills module

Professional Studies (Core): professional skill development and presentation module

Media Project (Core): opportunity to develop an industry media production portfolio of production artefacts

The information listed in this section is an overview of the academic content of the programme that will take the form of either core or option modules. Modules are designated as core or option in accordance with professional body requirements and internal academic framework review, so may be subject to change.

Teaching delivery will be synchronous and asynchronous activities including Lectures, workshops, seminars, tutorial based activities and work placement activities.

Assessments include opportunities to demonstrate written and oral presentations skills, create media production tools and outputs, and also demonstrate leadership and team working skills. (Essay, Report, Blogs, Portfolio of work, interactive online industry facing CV document.