Higher Certificate: Film & Television Production

Graduates of this program can pursue various career opportunities in the film and video production industry, such as:

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Film or Video Director
Oversee the creative and technical aspects of film or video production, including working with actors, managing the crew, and ensuring the project's vision is realized.
Cinematographer
Create the visual look of a film or video project by selecting cameras, lenses, and lighting techniques to achieve the desired mood and atmosphere.
Video Editor
Assemble raw footage, select the best shots, and create a coherent narrative through editing techniques, transitions, and special effects.
Screenwriter
Develop scripts and storylines for film, television, or other visual media formats.
Camera Operator
Operate cameras and related equipment to capture footage for film, television, or video productions.
Production Assistant
Support the production team by assisting with various tasks, such as organizing schedules, coordinating logistics, and managing paperwork.
Producer
Oversee the entire production process, including securing funding, hiring crew members, and ensuring the project is completed on time and within budget.
Art Director
Design and oversee the visual aspects of film and video projects, including sets, props, costumes, and makeup.
Sound Designer
Create and edit sound effects and audio elements to enhance the overall atmosphere and mood of a film or video project.
Visual Effects Artist
Create and integrate computer-generated imagery (CGI) and visual effects into film or video projects.
Location Manager
Research, secure, and manage shooting locations for film and video productions.
Film or Video Production Educator
Teach film and video production courses at educational institutions or offer private lessons.