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Media Studies
Media Studies is dedicated to the study and contemporary use of multi-media. The department offers two seperate superior level (EQF 5) courses: Filming and Audiovisual Production and Photography and Lighting. There are no mid-level courses in the Media Studies department.
Filming and Audiovisual Production
Course Overview
This superior level course teaches the production and post-production of audiovisual projects from films to live television.
Throughout the 2 year course, students complete 2000 hours of study.
Students perform internships in their second year.
What Our Students Learn
In this course our students learn how to perform various funcions as a member of a film crew, specifically in the context of television, filmmaking, live shows and
postproduction.
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Students are taught how to handle digital video equipment and film cameras as well as how to work with the hardware and software specific to editing and post-production.
Course Subjects
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Audiovisual and Staging Techniques ​
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Video and Filming Design
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Design and State Managing of Shows and Events
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Post-Production and Editing Planning
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Filming Processes for Movies and Video
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Filming Processes for Television
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Stage Managing Technique
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Post-Production and Editing
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Film/ Audiovisual Project
Work Opportunities:
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Camera Man
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Movie and Video Filming Assistant
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Stage Manager
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Film Operator and Editor
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Photography and Lighting
Course Subjects
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Lighting Control​
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Filming and Editing of Audiovisual Reports
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Lighting Technique
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Audivisual Camera Design
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Photography Projects
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Digital Photographic Processing
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Final Photography Project
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Lighting Projects
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Audiovisual Image Capture
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Photographic Image Capture
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Lighting, Capture and Image Processing Project
Course Overview
The superior level Photography and Lighting course teaches students how to realize complete photographic projects; capture and edit images; and set-up stage lighting for audiovisual performances and events.
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Throughout the 2 year course, students complete 2000 hours of study.
Students perform internships in their second year.
What Our Students Learn
Our students learn about studio photography; how to work with flashes and light management; digital retouching and printing; filming and editing of reports and videos; stage lighting; and various styles of photography.
Work Opportunities:
Photography Studios
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Television, Film or Theater