This document provides information about a filmmaking degree program at Leeds Art University, potential student accommodation options, and costs. The 3-year filmmaking degree has entry requirements of 112 UCAS points. Course modules introduce film roles in year 1, allow specialization in year 2, and focus on portfolio development in year 3. Career opportunities include screen industry roles. Accommodation options within 10-40 minutes of campus described are White Rose View, The Tannery, and St Marks Residence, all offering en-suite rooms and amenities for around £150-£170 per week.
2. Duration and
Entry
Requirements
The length of this course (Filmmaking) is 3 years.
I do not believe there is option to study abroad or
spend a year in industry.
The entry requirements for the course is stated as
112 UCAS points, which I believe I am on track to
meet these requirements
3. Course
Modules
Year One – Begin by exploring the role of filmmaker and the
process of filmmaking. You will work across roles and gain
experience to frame your understanding of the production
process. Films are produced in small teams, and as a class, we
watch our work in regular screenings with discussions.
Year Two – You will start to specialise and focus on specific
production areas, forming more specialist production teams to
support complete production cycles each semester. You will
produce a wide and varied body of work across different
disciplines, including fiction, documentary, and advertising.
Year Three – You consolidate the practices of the previous two
years, with a focus on industry practice and the specialisation
of skills. You will work on larger scale productions during this
year and collaborate across a production team, but also across
multi-disciplinary teams. In addition, you will prepare an
impressive portfolio of your work, methods of distribution,
screenings, and workshops to support your successful
transition into this exciting industry.
4. Career
Opportunities,
Cost and
Travel
The career opportunities for the course include
screen industry careers, such as work in cameras,
lighting, sound and producing to name a few.
As I will be moving away from home, the travel to
this university would roughly be around 2 to 3
hours, but I will be moving closer to the
university, so the travel from any accommodation
would be around 10-40 minutes.
The cost for this course would be £10000 a year,
but with my household income I believe I would be
eligible for maximum financial support.
7. Basic Information
This accommodation is one of many surrounding
the University, though it is slightly further away
than most. It is running in partnership with Unite
Students and is new and modern, located just a
short walk away from campus. White Rose View
has one block dedicated to Leeds University
students, and all rooms are en-suite with double
beds. Most flats are shared between four to seven
people, with a communal lounge and kitchen
area. There is a common room in the
accommodation, alongside a video games area,
cinema room and laundry room.
Though there is no parking at this
accommodation, it is close to transport links such
as Leeds Railway Station.
8. Room Information
The content in the rooms (bed, desk, electronics) is included in the
rent, and there is a security service on call 24/7, as well as efficient
and responsive building maintenance.
The rooms at White Rose View are self-catered and en-suite. There
is a 43-week contract, where residents pay £167 per week, a total of
£7,181 over the course of the contract. The rent includes electricity,
gas and water, Wi-Fi, content insurance cover and even an off -peak
sports and gym membership.
All the rooms include a bed and mattress, a wardrobe, study table
and chair, shelving and storage, noticeboard and a shared kitchen.
12. Basic Information
This accommodation is also close by to the university, situated in the Burley area, a
short walk from the city centre and campus. It is close to the Leeds railway station,
and close to the popular student area of Hyde Park.
All rooms at this accommodation are en-suite with junior double beds, and the
kitchen is shared with 3 to 5 other residents, including a common area and
breakfast bar.
The common room includes a flat screen TV and a pool table, and there are also
laundry and cycle storage facilities, as well as an on site shop.
13. Room
Information
The facilities at The Tannery include fast Wi-Fi, on site
laundry room, on site shop, pool table and common
room. There is a security service on call 24/7 as well as
contents insurance included in the rent.
The rooms at The Tannery are self catered en-suite for
£153 a week, £6,579 in total for a 43 week contract. The
rent includes: electricity, gas and water, Wi-Fi, sports
and gym membership.
All rooms at The Tannery include a bed and mattress, a
wardrobe, study table and chair and storage.
16. Basic Information
This residence offers a ‘home
from home’ experience close to
university campus and Hyde
Park.
All rooms are en-suite with a
shared kitchen, washing
machine and communal space
between 4 to 6 residents.
St Marks has its own personal
fitness zone, as well as a
business centre for working and
printing. It also has a table
tennis table and pool table and
TV. Kitchen facilities are shared
with three to five others. The
site has great outdoor spaces to
enjoy in the summer months.
17. Room
Information
All rooms in St Marks are self catered
en-suite, and range from £157 to £162
per week, or between £8007-£8262 in
total for a 51 week contract.
The rent, like many other residences,
includes electricity gas and water, Wi-Fi,
gym membership and contents
insurance.
All rooms, again like most
accommodation rooms, include bed and
mattress, wardrobe, study table and
chair, shelving and storage and a
noticeboard