University of Hertfordshire · Part-time
Sound for Film and Television
Our MSc Sound for Film and Television postgraduate degree covers all the most relevant areas of film and TV sound capture, mix and delivery. The programme has been specially created to respond to the growing demand for technical audio professionals, who play a…
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Our MSc Sound for Film and Television postgraduate degree covers all the most relevant areas of film and TV sound capture, mix and delivery. The programme has been specially created to respond to the growing demand for technical audio professionals, who play a vital role in modern film and television production. By studying this course, you'll gain hands-on, industry-specific skills and graduate with a creative professional portfolio that demonstrates your expertise. Why choose this course? Based on our award-winning School of Creative Arts (The Rookies, Global School Rankings, 2024), you’ll study in the University’s top-class studios, supported by tutors who are experienced industry professionals. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to collaborate on real-world projects with students from our animation, games, and film courses. All assessments are coursework-based, with relevant, industry-aligned skills forming the core of every module. You’ll develop a well-rounded understanding of how to capture, edit, mix and deliver all the key components of a film’s soundtrack, through practical assignments focussing on the latest and most relevant recording, sound design and mixing techniques. Herts is located near several major film and television industry hubs, with a strong international reputation for creative excellence. Situated close to London, with excellent industry access, our vibrant creative community offers an inspiring and supportive environment to launch your ideal career. Whether your interests lie in location sound recording or immersive, object-based cinema sound mixing – or anywhere in between – you’ll learn the tools of the trade to help you stand out in a competitive industry. With targeted sessions and expert guidance, you’ll build a professional showreel that showcases your creative talent in crafting impactful and engaging audio for film and TV, opening a wide range of career opportunities.
Getting in
As the university states it
Applicants should have one of the following: A good honours degree (1st, 2:1 or 2:2) in Music, Music Technology, Music Performance, or a related discipline (or an equivalent international qualification) or A minimum of five years’ professional industry experience, assessed at the discretion of the Admissions Team or Programme Tutor. All applicants are expected to demonstrate a solid prior knowledge of standard music studio equipment and its functions, along with practical experience using a range of common audio software platforms.
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