BROADCAST & Technical Theatre Arts (Now at BOA Stage & Screen)
TECHNICAL THEATRE ARTS (BOA STAGE & SCREEN PRODUCTION)
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Technical Theatre Arts
Our Technical Theatre and Live Events course prepares young people to progress into the stage, theatre and live events industry.
This free, full-time, post-16 course is underpinned by the Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Production Arts Practice (Technical), worth the equivalent of 3 A'levels.
This is a 2 year course.
Want to work in live sound, lighting, projection, and visual FX for theatres, festivals, live events and shows? Interested in lights and lasers, sound systems, pyrotechnics, smoke machines, automation?
At BOA Stage and Screen Production we place significant emphasis on work-readiness, project based learning and industry collaboration, and our purpose-built curriculum has been designed in collaboration with major UK industry partners to ensure our students are genuinely work-ready when they leave us. The Technical Theatre and Live Events course at BOA Stage and Screen Production academy is much, much more than the BTEC course alone, it is a passport into the industry.
Students at BOA Stage and Screen will undertake a sequence of live industry projects, working with major partners such as the PRG and the Old Rep Theatre, choosing roles, attending relevant workshops and classes, executing their duties, and keeping a journal and e-portfolio as evidence. For example, every year our Year 13 students run the major Xmas show at the Old Rep Theatre, and Birmigham Pipeline Festival in the CIty Centre.
The content of the journal and e-portfolio is regularly assessed against the BTEC Level3 Extended Diploma in Production Arts Practice (Technical), worth the equivalent of 3 A'levels.
Students will achieve the Foundation Diploma (worth 1.5 A’levels) at the end of their first year of study. They will then have the option to ‘top-up’ their BTEC to an Extended Diploma (worth 3 A’levels) in their second year of study.
This means students leave equipped with the qualifications, credits, experience and professional network they need to progress directly into the industry, or pursue further studies at the very best universities.
PLEASE NOTE:
Students on the Technical Theatre Arts course work alongside BOA staff and students on a number of projects. Please bear in mind that this course is delivered at BOA Stage & Screen Production and students must register at that institution for this course. To be redirected, please click on the link below.
THIS COURSE HAS NOW TRANSFERRED TO BOA STAGE AND SCREEN PRODUCTION ACADEMY.
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BROADCAST, FIILM & CONTENT CREATION (BOA STAGE & SCREEN PRODUCTION)
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Practice
Our BROADCAST, FILM & CONTENT CREATION course prepares young people to progress into the screen industries.
This free post-16 course is underpinned by the Pearson BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Practice, worth the equivalent of 3 A-levels (up to 168 UCAS points).
This is a full-time 2 year course.
At BOA Stage and Screen Production we place significant emphasis on work-readiness, project based learning and industry collaboration, and our purpose-built curriculum has been designed in collaboration with major UK industry partners to ensure our students are genuinely "set-ready" when they leave us. The Broadcast, Film and Content Creation course at BOA Stage and Screen Production academy is much, much more than the BTEC course alone, it is a passport into the industry.
During the course, students will undertake a number of live industry projects, working with major partners such as the BBC and Method in Motion. Gaining experience across a range of technical and production roles, attending relevant workshops and classes, executing their duties, and keeping a journal and e-portfolio as evidence. For example every year our Year 13 students make a full commercial feature film, working with the team from Threewise Entertainment!
The content of the journal and e-portfolio is regularly assessed against the BTEC Level3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Practice, worth the equivalent of 3 A-levels.
Students will achieve the Foundation Diploma (worth 1.5 A-levels) at the end of their first year of study. They will then have the option to ‘top-up’ their BTEC to an Extended Diploma (worth 3 A-levels) in their second year of study.
This means students leave equipped with the qualifications, credits, experience and professional network they need to progress directly into the industry, or pursue further studies at the very best universities.