Film Technology BSc (Hons)

 If you're passionate about film and eager to dive into the technical side of filmmaking, the Film Technology BSc (Hons) at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) is a fantastic choice. This course offers a hands-on approach, ensuring you gain practical experience alongside theoretical knowledge.

Experiential Learning at NTU:

NTU emphasizes learning by doing. As a Film Technology student, you'll have access to state-of-the-art facilities and opportunities to work on real-world projects.

Key Facilities and Opportunities:

• Industry-Standard Equipment: Utilize high-specification digital cameras and the latest software applications for post-production editing.

• Virtual Production Studio: Work in a purpose-built studio designed for immersive filmmaking experiences.

• Work Placement Opportunities: Engage in a work experience placement of up to a year, gaining practical industry experience.

• CoLab Module: Participate in a sector-leading collaborative module, working on projects with industry partners.

• Optional Modules: Personalize your studies by choosing from a range of up to eight optional modules.

• Industry Competitions and Guest Lectures: Enhance your learning through participation in competitions and insights from industry experts.

These experiences are designed to prepare you for a successful career in the film industry, equipping you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel.

Future Progression & Opportunities:
Graduates from the Film Technology BSc (Hons) at Nottingham Trent University are equipped to enter the creative industries with strong technical expertise in cinematography, sound, and editing. They often pursue careers as film technicians, post-production specialists, or sound designers, contributing to both film and television production:

• University support for employment: NTU Careers and Employability Service offers one-on-one career guidance, CV workshops, and access to industry contacts.

• Employment stats & salary: Many graduates secure roles within six months of finishing their degree, with starting salaries typically ranging from £22,000 to £30,000, depending on the role and sector.

• University–industry partnerships: NTU’s connections with Arri-accredited Film School and media organisations provide students with collaborative projects, competitions, and guest lectures.

• Long-term accreditation value: The course’s professional recognition ensures credibility within the film and media industry, enhancing career progression.

• Graduation outcomes: Students leave with practical experience through work placements, optional sandwich year, and hands-on projects, ready to contribute immediately in professional environments.

Further Academic Progression:
Graduates can advance their studies by pursuing postgraduate qualifications in Film Production, Digital Media, or Sound Engineering, opening opportunities in specialized creative, technical, or research roles within the film and media sectors.