Design for Theatre, Film and TV | Level 3
Why this course?
Our theatre design department has a national reputation for courses up to degree level and our facilities offer a unique opportunity for industry-standard training. This practical course covers a broad range of design skills, from set, scenery and props to costume and make-up, including both historical and modern contexts.
You will collaborate with performance and film students, working on short films, exhibitions and public shows in our theatre.
This course can be studied over two years, you will study for the Diploma in the first year, and on successful completion, the Extended Diploma in the second year.
Start dates
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| September 2021 | Apply |
Entry requirements
To join this Level 3 course, you should have at least 4 GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above, preferably including English and maths, and examples of your creative work to show at interview.
If you do not have the above grades, you can start on one of the MET's Level 2 courses such as Performance & Production Arts.
Course content
- Scale model-making
- Make-up prosthetics
- Casting and moulding
- working with industry mentors
Why this course at the MET?
- Fantastic facilities reflecting industry standards
- Department is highly respected in the industry
- Expert tutors with professional industry experience
- Learn in a creative environment at a dedicated arts campus
- Practical course allows you to explore and build your skills
- Close proximity to Brighton and London - both offering a wealth of theatre experiences
Northbrook MET is highly regarded in the theatre industry as a provider of excellent training.
The MET's Theatre Arts department has a broad range of staff who are all practising artists and producers involved in the region's exciting theatre scene. Our staff are here help you realise your potential. Our experienced teaching staff are passionate about their areas of expertise and are committed to helping you to attain your learning goals and meet your personal aims.
Without a doubt, one of the reasons we know you will love studying at Northbrook MET is the renowned creative facilities and atmosphere at our West Durrington Campus. The campus is a dedicated arts space, with the theatre courses running alongside music and art & design courses. You will collaborate with like-minded, passionate students and benefit from the various creative projects that take place, such as theatre shows, music gigs and art exhibitions. The campus is regularly used by professional creatives, which further highlights the quality of our industry-standard facilities.
Further study
Following completion and achievement of the Diploma (year 1) you can progress to the Extended Diploma (year 2).
Following the Extended Diploma you can progress to university-level, either at the MET or at other universities. Degrees at Northbrook MET include Production Design, Prop Making & Special Effects, Costume for Performance & Film or Make-up & Hair for Theatre & Media.
Future careers include:
- Set/costume designer
- Prop maker
- Make-up/prosthetics artist
Course costs
This course is free (you do not have to pay fees) if:
- You are a UK citizen, hold EU Settlement Status or have a visa which could qualify you for home status.
- AND you are under 19 on 31 August in the year you are studying.
More information about fees for college courses and financial support for 16-19 year olds can be found here. Please speak to our Admissions team if you have any further queries: admissions@gbmc.ac.uk | 01273 667704
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