Free BTEC Level 3 Film and Television Production Course in Pinner. Classes run at Haydon School, full-time during the day. This course is open to students on-roll at Haydon School only. Over 18 months, you'll work through practical units covering research, creative production, and evaluation across media and film. The level 3 BTEC film and television production qualification suits those considering careers in the media industry or higher education in media practice. You'll need five GCSEs at grade 5 to 9, including English and Maths, to be considered.
Who this course is for
This course would be suitable for students considering careers in the media or higher education in media practice. Learners taking this course will embark upon a series of practical units in media and film production. All units essentially involve a research, creative/practical and evaluative element.
Entry requirements
5 Grade 5-9 including English and Maths
What you will learn
You'll develop research skills applied to media and film production projects.
You'll plan and produce creative film and television content.
You'll evaluate your own work and the work of others critically.
You'll explore the technical processes involved in film and television production.
You'll study media contexts, including industry practices and production roles.
You'll build a portfolio of practical production work across multiple units.
How you will learn
Learning is classroom-based and practical. Each unit involves a research phase, a creative and practical production phase, and an evaluative element. Assessment is through coursework and assignments completed across the units. Some units may include externally set assessments as part of the Pearson BTEC framework. You'll work on projects individually and as part of a group, reflecting how production work operates in the media industry.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Haydon School will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Video editor: cutting and assembling footage for broadcast or online
Camera operator: filming for television, film, or digital media
Production assistant: supporting shoots and production schedules
Media researcher: gathering content and information for productions
Social media content creator: producing video content for digital platforms
Junior broadcast technician: technical support in television or radio studios
What you could study next
BA (Hons) Film Production or Media Production: a degree that builds directly on your BTEC, developing advanced creative and technical skills for industry roles.
BA (Hons) Television Production: specialist degree focusing on broadcast television craft and production management.
Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Creative Media Production: a Level 4 qualification if you want a shorter step into higher education before committing to a full degree.
