Course introduction
The T Level in Media, Broadcast and Production is for creative students who want to bring ideas to life through film, television and digital content. You will develop practical skills using professional equipment, work on production projects and gain experience through an industry placement.
Whether you are interested in filmmaking, presenting, editing or social media, the course will help you build the skills, confidence and portfolio to progress to higher education, an apprenticeship or a career in the creative industries.
Why choose
Media, Broadcast and Production T Level?
At Brock, you’ll have access to professional video cameras, editing suites and specialist production software. You’ll learn from experienced teachers with industry knowledge and develop your creative and technical skills through projects that reflect how media is produced today. An industry placement will give you workplace experience and help you prepare for university, an apprenticeship or a career in film, television, broadcasting or digital media.
Additional information
The course combines core knowledge and skills with an occupational specialism, practical projects and an industry placement of at least 315 hours.
The submitted list covers:
- Media industries and audiences
- Media products and content creation
- Planning and managing media projects
- Broadcast and production techniques
- Digital media technologies
- Legal, ethical and regulatory considerations
- Research, development and pre-production
- Advanced production and post-production skills
- Professional practice and career development
Course information
As a student, you will:
- Plan, produce and edit media content using professional equipment and software.
- Explore how audiences engage with media and use this knowledge to shape your work.
- Develop the creative and technical skills to deliver media projects.
- Apply legal, ethical and professional standards to your work.
- Collaborate with others, solve problems and work to production deadlines.
- Gain workplace experience through an industry placement.
Teaching & learning
Learning is practical and focused on the media industry. You will work on production projects, collaborate with other students and analyse contemporary media. Using cameras and editing software, you will create content for a range of platforms.
Workshops, briefs, demonstrations and independent projects will help you develop your technical and creative skills. You will also gain workplace experience through an industry placement.
Course assessment
Assessment includes a core examination, an employer-set project and an occupational specialism assessment, where you demonstrate your practical skills. You must also complete an industry placement of at least 315 hours.
Minimum entry requirements
Five GCSEs at grade 4 or above including English Language and Maths.
What can I do with this qualification?
You could progress to a degree in media production, film, television, journalism, marketing or digital media. Other options include an apprenticeship or employment in areas such as broadcasting, digital marketing, podcasting, social media and content production.
Your projects and industry placement will help you build a portfolio and gain experience of working in the sector.
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