Film, TV & Video Production (Level 5)

Overview

This course is both theoretical and practical. Candidates for the Film, TV and Video Production Award learn and explore production techniques and work practices inherent in the Film and Television industries with an emphasis being placed on ‘a hands on’ approach. It provides a comprehensive introduction to both film and Television programme making. The course establishes fundamental technical and production competencies in a number of complimentary areas while encouraging students to develop and explore their individual creative interests. This curriculum structure ensures the candidates scope for the development of a broad range of creative abilities.

Read the Feature Article on Cork Film Students on the Film Ireland Website

Ten Cork Films To Screen At Film Festival In France

The Irish Times Website

Young Irish Directors Invade France

The Cork Independent

Ten Cork Student Films to Screen in France

Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements

Leaving Certificate (5 passes)
Leaving Certificate Applied or equivalent
Applicants of mature years will be considered on their merits

Students should present at interview an example of work that demonstrates their creative ability i.e. text, visuals, etc.

Students should have their own external hard drive for storage of edited work.

Course Outline

Course Outline

Digital Film, TV and Video Production
Programme planning
Studio Camerawork
Scriptwriting
Studio Set Design
Model making
Set decorating and construction
Editing for Film and TV
Studio and E.N.G sound production
Lighting Design
Location camera Work
Documentary
Photography
Work Experience
Communications
Media Analysis

Duration

Duration

Two-years full time For Further Details Please Click Here.
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Progression

Advanced Film, TV and Video Course (Level 6)
Job Opportunities
See Advanced Film, TV and Video Course

Please Email tleonard@stjohnscollege.ie if you wish to receive a DVD of films produced on this course.

Certification

Certification

FETAC Level 5 Award: TV & Film Production

Links

Links

www.iftn.ie
www.filmbase.ie

Course Coordinator

Course Coordinator

Catherine Murray
Email: cmurray@stjohnscollege.ie

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