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This document provides information about studying a BTEC in Creative Media Production. It discusses the skills needed for working in the creative digital media production sector, including teamwork, communication, and business skills. The BTEC in Creative Media Production teaches students about the media industry, production processes, and developing ideas for new digital media products. Reasons to choose the BTEC include its recognition by employers and educators, practical approach, assessment throughout the course, and ability to present work in various formats. The BTEC can lead to further education or employment in careers like web producer, animator, filmmaker, and digital games tester.
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- 1. Thinking of studying a BTEC in Creative Media Production? Presentation Title 0 runs here l 00/00/00
- 2. Creative Media Production 1 Could you be the next… Danny Boyle Slumdog Millionaire Trainspotting Shallow Grave Has been awarded numerous awards for films including
- 3. 2 Thinking of studying a BTEC in Creative Media Production? In this presentation you’ll find
- 4. Working in the Creative Digital Media Production Sector 1
- 5. Working in the Creative Digital Media Production sector The Skills you need 4 Alongside your own creative skills, you’ll need: Working with others to deliver a client brief Understanding how digital media impacts the end user Articulating new ideas, proposals and prototypes Team work Business skills Communication skills
- 6. 5 BTEC Creative Digital Media Production What you’ll learn BTEC in Creative Digital Media teaches the knowledge and skills you need to work in the industry Discover the world of media and its many products, production processes, platforms and devices available Learn how media products are consumed and how to interact with audiences for creative digital media products Research, plan and present ideas for a new digital media product
- 7. Why choose BTEC? 2
- 8. 7 Why choose BTEC? 5 reasons Recognised by schools, colleges, universities and employers Progress to further education, training and employment Practical, real-world approach to learning Assessment happens throughout the course Present your work in a variety of ways
- 9. Your journey through education and training 8 BTEC Nationals can be studied as part of a broad and balanced curriculum, either alongside A Levels or as part of a Study Programme. After completing a BTEC National, learners can go on to Further or Higher Eduction or into employment. Qualification Map BTEC Nationals A Levels (GCE) Level 3 (Key Stage 5) Further Education Higher Education BTEC Apprenticeships Employment
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- 11. A ‘real world’ approach to learning 10 With BTEC, you'll be assessed throughout the course, on a range of assignments, rather than in one final exam BTECs let you present your work in a way that suits your style and makes the best of what you produce Producing a product such as a film, animation or game Producing a written proposal or report Creating a Website Role play and verbal presentations to an audience
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- 13. BTEC Creative Media Production Henry Gale – Outstanding student of the year 2012 12 Henry’s BTEC Experience • Working independently and as part of a team • Being able to get involved in projects beyond the classroom • Inspiration for further education Where next for Henry? • Studying for a BTEC in Creative Media Production • Is going on to study a BA in Film Production at Arts University Bournemouth Henry Gale
- 14. BTEC Creative Media Production opens doors to careers as. . . 13 Web Producer Animator Film Maker Digital Games Tester
- 15. Who can help me? 4
- 16. Talk to your teacher to find out more about BTEC in Creative Media Production 15
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