Editing and Post Production (EPP) - MA
Overview
Finishing touches
Our course has been designed in conjunction with the thriving London post production sector to make sure you’ll be working on the most relevant platforms. We’ll introduce you to a number of roles across post, including grading and compositing.
Teaching is delivered by industry specialists and emphasises professional collaboration in the context of digital film production. Subjects covered include working with digital cinema camera recording formats, colour grading, audio post production and delivery platforms.
We aim to produce job-ready graduates, capable in freelance work, enterprise, and new economic models for the creative industries.
Why Editing and Post Production at LSBU?
- Work with industry leading software such as Media Composer, Nuke and DaVinci/Fusion. Students will have the opportunity to gain accreditation in Da Vinci and Media Composer.
- Regular guest lectures from professionals at all levels of the industry, including freelancer editors, colourists and compositors.
- Elephant Studios: Multi-million pound studio facilities at the forefront of digital technologies and multimedia practice for creative students.
- Students will be offered optional placements at post houses in London to help build up a network of contacts. These placements can lead to permanent roles upon graduating.
- Top 5 in London for student satisfaction in Film Production and Photography (Guardian 2019).
Modules
Modules are taken in one year for full time study and over two years for part time study. They cover an array of topics, including the art of editing, visual effects and colour grading.
- The art of editing (40 credits)
- Visual effects and compositing (20 credits)
- Role of the editor (40 credits)
- Colour grading and finishing (20 credits)
- Editing and post production: Major project (60 credits).
Entry requirements
- UK Honours degree (2:2 or higher) in a relevant subject; or
- Equivalent qualification; or
- Relevant work experience.
Some practical experience of EPP and editing software is recommended but not essential for entry on the course.