BA Broadcast Production

The BA Broadcast Production course at Queen's University Belfast is designed to give students an extensive understanding of production practices across a variety of platforms including television, radio, and multimedia broadcast. It provides experiential learning opportunities in broadcasting which is complemented by industry experience.Course Content: The course combines theoretical learning with practical skills training in producing, directing, filming and editing. It allows students to gain insights into a wide range of broadcasting practices, from observational and single camera drama to multi-camera studio production. The course also covers post-production techniques that include editing, sound and colour grading. Key Modules: Some of the essential modules include Introduction to Broadcast Production, Broadcast Production: Documentary Filmmaking, Radio: Features and Drama, Advanced Broadcast Production, Advanced Broadcast Production: Drama, TV Studio Production, and Final Year Project. Accreditations: The course is endorsed by ScreenSkills, the sector skills agency for the UK's screen industries, due to its fulfillment of industry requirements. Also, it is recognized by the Creative Skillset Tick, which is awarded to practice-based programs best suited to prepare students for a career in the industry. Future Careers: Graduates of the BA Broadcast Production course have gone on to secure roles in various high-profile broadcasting companies. Some of the roles include Director, Producer, Researcher, Runner, and Broadcast Journalist at media outlets such as BBC, Channel 4, UTV, Sky, MTV and Endemol.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.