Free Level 4 HNC Film and Television Course in Hounslow. Classes run full-time during the day at West Thames College Isleworth Campus. This Pearson BTEC level 4 hnc film and television qualification covers the skills and knowledge needed for careers in film, television, video and radio. You'll study for around 30 weeks. An initial assessment helps confirm this is the right level for you. The course welcomes applicants with a range of backgrounds, including those with non-traditional qualifications.
Who this course is for
This higher education course is for advanced students who want develop skills for careers in the television, film, video and radio industries, including mature students with non-traditional qualifications.
What you will learn
You'll develop practical production skills used in film, television and video work.
You'll study the technical and creative processes behind screen and broadcast content.
You'll learn how the film and television industries are structured and how they operate.
You'll explore storytelling, scripting and visual communication techniques.
You'll build skills in planning, directing and editing media productions.
You'll understand professional standards and working practices in broadcast and screen industries.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at West Thames College Isleworth Campus, combining taught input with practical production work. Assessment on the Pearson BTEC HNC is assignment-based. You'll complete written and practical assignments for each unit, building a portfolio of work that demonstrates your skills and knowledge across the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. West Thames College Isleworth Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Production assistant, supporting shoots and studio operations in film or TV
Runner, entry-level role on film and television sets
Video editor, cutting and assembling footage for broadcast or online
Camera operator, capturing footage for TV, film or corporate video
Broadcast technician, maintaining and operating studio or location equipment
Media coordinator, organising production schedules and logistics
Content producer, creating video content for digital and broadcast platforms
What you could study next
Level 5 HND in Film and Television (Pearson BTEC) - the natural next step after the HNC, taking you to the equivalent of the second year of a degree.
BA (Hons) in Film Production or Media Production - many universities accept the HNC or HND for direct entry into year two or three.
Specialist short courses in areas such as colour grading, sound design or screenwriting can complement your qualification and strengthen your showreel.
