Digital Production

Media Production, Film & Television

Gain a comprehensive technical grounding in media production together with an in-depth understanding of the creative process that accompanies any successful media project.

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What Uni Reviews

Best thing I have ever done! Increased my self confidence and given me the skills to achieve the things I want in life. The tutors are extremely encouraging and supportive. Thank you. *****
- Anonymous
Knowledgeable staff, great support, excellent facilities. *****
- Kim
It felt like a place I could fit in and the people there were helpful in my experience at the university. ****
- David
Potential careers in...
  • TV Production
  • Editing
  • Camera Work
  • Videography

Welcome to Media Production, Film & Television at B&FC


Exceptional facilities including a TV studio, working theatre and fully equipped editing suite allow students to work on live briefs to develop both their technical skills and creative flair, both of which are essential for many professional roles.

 

The quality of our provision is reflected in the professional accreditation we have achieved and the facilities we invest in to ensure our students work with industry-standard equipment. Opportunities are vast and with the right skills, students can expect to achieve higher-than-average salaries and quick progression to senior roles.
 

Affording your course

We know that people are concerned about the costs associated with studying for a degree and also if having a degree will be worth it once they graduate. Here are just a few things to think about before you make a final decision.

  • There really is nothing to pay up front. You can get a tuition fee loan and repayments don't kick in until after you graduate and are earning at least £25K.
  • Even when you're earning £30,000,  the repayments are only £37.50 per month.
  • You can get help towards living and childcare costs.
  • Graduates, on average, earn approximately £10K more than their non-graduate counterparts. That's around £600 extra per month.
What our students say

"Pursue your dreams. Do it so you can inform and educate yourself, and you can move towards your dream on the way.

Without being cliché, it’s amazing what you can achieve when you have a little bit of confidence."

- Robert

"I'm actually better off doing my degree than I was doing a part-time job. If I'd realised how much financial support was available, I wouldn't have put off doing a degree for so long. I'm absolutely loving it and my job prospects are already so much better." 

 - Yvonne, degree-level student

  • £29,100 average graduate salary in this sector

  • Access to state-of-the-art equipment, theatre space, recording and art studios

  • 11,152 Annual job openings in the North West

Three media students supervised by a tutor observe multiple camera angles in a computer room.
A student wearing a headset stands behind a recording camera, showcasing a hands on learning environment.
A group of creative arts students practicing a routine in an immersive virtual reality pod, fully engaged in their environment.
In a dark recording room, two media students engage with a computer, immersed in their work.
A student searches for an appropriate image to utilise in her graphic design work.
Three media students supervised by a tutor observe multiple camera angles in a computer room. A student wearing a headset stands behind a recording camera, showcasing a hands on learning environment. A group of creative arts students practicing a routine in an immersive virtual reality pod, fully engaged in their environment. In a dark recording room, two media students engage with a computer, immersed in their work. A student searches for an appropriate image to utilise in her graphic design work.
Three media students supervised by a tutor observe multiple camera angles in a computer room.
A student wearing a headset stands behind a recording camera, showcasing a hands on learning environment.
A group of creative arts students practicing a routine in an immersive virtual reality pod, fully engaged in their environment.
In a dark recording room, two media students engage with a computer, immersed in their work.
A student searches for an appropriate image to utilise in her graphic design work.

What we offer...

Course TitleStart DateDay(s)Duration
Digital Production - Certificate of Higher Education08/09/25Wed - Fri1 Year

Student case study - Callum

Why did you decide to study this qualification?
I am passionate about filmmaking and want to break into the industry. This course was recommended to me as a route into employment.

Why did you choose B&FC?
For several reasons. It's local to me which makes attending easier and I've found the tutors very approachable.

What have been the benefits of studying here?
It's great being taught by people with experience in the industry and I like the flexibility which is embedded in the course structure. I can fit my life around my course and vice versa.

What are you hoping to do in the future?
I'm hoping to secure a role in videography or as a grip or key grip, the person responsible for managing and setting all the camera, light and sound equipment on set.

Study Support - at a glance

We offer a range of services to support you across all areas of student life, with specialist support available for students with disabilities.

  • Higher Education Learning Mentors (HELMs)
  • One-to-one and group study support sessions
  • Pre-degree preparation workshops
  • IT Support

Still unsure?

Learn more about our Media Production, Film & Television course from the course list above.
Book a place at our next Open Event - a great opportunity to meet the tutors, ask questions and check out our facilities.
Contact our Course Enquiries Team if you have any questions about Media Production, Film & Television degree-level study at B&FC.
Call: 01253 504343
Email: info@blackpool.ac.uk