Media Production

Learn and work in a real production environment – this Media Production course is developed in close collaboration with leading industry experts.

Each year of the programme is designed to introduce new concepts, skills and theories and progression to the next level will leverage and develop core skills in a cumulative way.

YEAR 1 (FOUNDATION YEAR)

MODULES

• Studio Essentials
• Media Communcation 
• Media Culture
• Personal Project
• The Skills You Need
• Contextual Studies

YEAR 2 (LEVEL 4)

MODULES

• Introduction to Audio Skills
• Introduction to Screen Skills
• Study Skills
• Creative Futures 1 (Employability Portfolio)
• Stock Media Asset Design
• Media Production

YEAR 3 (LEVEL 5)

MODULES

• Studio Production Standards
• Scriptwriting and Storytelling
• Visual Effects
• Audio for Screen Media
• Creative futures
• Research Methods
• Digital Story Telling

YEAR 4 (LEVEL 6)

MODULES

• Dissertation
• Project
• Post-Production
• Client Collaboration
• Creative Futures
• Emergent Media Techniques

Academic Entry Requirements

• Broadcasting - We have a range of successful broadcasters working for national companies in pre-production, production and post-production.
• Video Production - Establishing their own or working for independent producers on a variety of projects for a wide range of clients.
• Post-production - Video editing and compositing skills are developed throughout the degree and offer a strong foothold for VFX and other Post Production roles.
• Photography - Image capture, both still and video is at the heart of the curriculum and students have gone on to produce a range of photographic work.
• Production and Studio Management - Many opportunities exist for graduates to use their skills for project management and other client commissions.

Application stage

If you are an international student who requires a Student visa, your application should be made via Centurus. You will need to fill in your details, upload any documents relevant to your application and confirm your student declaration.

If you are applying for a research degree, such as MPhil or PhD, you should click here.

The documents that need to be uploaded are:

• A scanned copy of your passport (including personal details page).
• Certificates and transcripts showing your academic progression so far.
• Certified translations of overseas certificates and transcripts where the document is not in English or Welsh.
• An acceptable English language certificate.
• Copy of Tuberculosis screening if you are a resident in any of the countries listed. More information about Tuberculosis screening can be found here.
• 1 academic reference letter (further references might be required).
• Evidence of finances to pay first year’s full tuition fee and to cover UKVI maintenance requirements.
• Evidence of work experience (where relevant).

If you have previously studied in the UK, you are also required to provide the extra documents listed below:

• A scanned copy of the passport page showing entry clearance in to the UK and return overseas.
• Copies of any UK visas you have previously held.
• Copies of Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) documents / visa letters for all previous studies undertaken in the UK.
• Copies of any visa / ATAS refusal letters (if applicable).
• Copies of any visa / ATAS appeal or administrative review letters (if applicable).
• Evidence of any removal / deportation / detention notices (if applicable).

For more information about the UKVI requirements, please read the Student visa guidance on UK Government website here.

Please note, once an application has been submitted all correspondence to and from Wrexham Glyndŵr University should be made via the notes section on Centurus.