Practical and hands-on demonstrations of video and sound set-ups.Participation in recordings, live shows, Live streams, TV and radio broadcasts, or broadcast simulations, to gain workplace experience.A variety of practical assignments, that address different skill sets, which are required for successful employment in various fields of the entertainment arts.Must include a minimum of 120 hours workplace experience. This may be in-studio work, or on-location work with a client, in a professional scenario. For example: working on a live show.

The Advanced First AD Writing and Directing elective is designed for students pursuing in-depth knowledge and specialised skills in managing film productions and enhancing storytelling techniques. This course focuses on equipping students with the advanced competencies needed to excel as a First Assistant Director (First AD) while mastering the essentials of writing and directing for the screen.This course furthermore highlights the dual role of creative and logistical expertise, allowing students to integrate scriptwriting with practical directing skills, all while developing comprehensive First AD leadership and management abilities. Participants will engage in a variety of learning methods, including workshops, collaborative exercises, and real-world production scenarios. The course places a significant emphasis on scheduling, on-set coordination, and communication, as well as the nuances of narrative structure and directorial vision.Central to the course is the emphasis on the creative process and creative teamwork. Students will collaborate in workshop settings, participating in group exercises that simulate professional writing rooms and production environments. This collaborative approach fosters an understanding of how diverse perspectives contribute to the development of strong narratives and successful productions.