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Full time, 1 year, Foundation Certificate courses. No prior qualifications needed, bursaries and accommodation available for eligible applicants. Next intake September 2010.

Week and weekend courses in Coleg Harlech

Multimedia Full Time Course

Broadcast Media

This module gives students the opportunity to work in radio production & broadcasting. The module will cover three stages, operational techniques, programme production & broadcasting.

On completion of this module each student will have produced four fully scripted radio broadcasts, which includes live sound, a pre recorded/edited feature and music.

AIMS

The aim of the module is to provide an introduction to radio production & broadcasting.

Other Modules

  1. Visual Investigation and Exploration– 20 credits
  2. 2D Skills– 10 credits
  3. 3D Design Skills– 10 Credits
  4. Project Investigation and Planning– 10 credits
  5. New Media – 10 credit module
  6. Video – 10 credits
  7. Animation– 10 credits
  8. Web Media - 10 credit module
  9. Broadcast Media : Radio – 10 credits
  10. Major Project and Exhibition – 20 credits

Additional studies

Support options are provided in the following areas:
Compulsory: Information Technology, Communication Skills, Main Course Tutorial Reviews
Voluntary: Literacy, Numeracy, GCSE Maths, Specific learning needs support tutorials, Careers Advice & Guidance and UCAS Application Workshops (for application to Universities), Information Technology Workshops

What you can do before the course starts:
Visit your local galleries, libraries, cinemas or theatres and look at how modern technology is changing the way they work and present their goods.

The web is the obvious resource for examining Multimedia. Some sites seem to work better than others; find examples of good and bad sites and look at what makes them ‘good’ or ‘bad’.

Reading of any related magazines i.e. Computer Arts, 3D World, Total Film, Empire and Digital Photographer. There are many online sites where industry professionals, students and interested people discuss and share advice and expertise. One such example is www.cgsociety.org.

Note: these may be subject to change.