University of Westminster, London · Full-time
Digital Media: Storytelling and Production
Our Digital Media Storytelling and Production MA empowers you to become a versatile and entrepreneurial digital media professional, blending advanced production skills with critical analysis of today’s media landscape. This highly practical programme is design…
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School of Media and Communication · Language and area studies
Our Digital Media Storytelling and Production MA empowers you to become a versatile and entrepreneurial digital media professional, blending advanced production skills with critical analysis of today’s media landscape. This highly practical programme is designed to propel your career in dynamic fields such as content creation, social media marketing, mobile video production, interactive design, and digital project management. You’ll develop core skills in multimedia storytelling, including short-form video, podcasting, immersive media, and promotional content production. From video documentaries to social media campaigns, you’ll have the freedom to explore a variety of media platforms and narrative styles such as: Audio and Video Production: Craft compelling narratives for podcasts, voiceover work, and mobile-first, vertical video content. Social Media and Short-Form Video: Create impactful promotional content tailored for social media platforms, that tells snackable stories in seconds Immersive and Interactive Media: Experiment with augmented and virtual reality to develop innovative, immersive experiences that redefine audience engagement. Digital Publishing and Multimedia: Produce and publish content across digital magazines, websites, and apps, tailored to a global, mobile-first audience. Documentary Filmmaking: Write and direct mini-documentaries that capture real-life narratives with immediacy and emotional depth for platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. Alongside these practical skills, you’ll engage with current debates in media and technology, exploring their impact on creative industries. This critical approach sharpens your ability to evaluate trends and contextualise your work within a fast-evolving industry so that you cannot only produce great work but also innovate and drive the digital media industry forward. Whether you're aiming to become a content creator, a social media marketer, a digital project manager, or an interactive experience designer, our course provides the skills and professional insight to excel in global digital media production roles.
Getting in
As the university states it
A minimum of a lower second-class honours degree (2:2), preferably in an area of digital or visual media, journalism, or design, but students with other degrees will also be considered. Applicants may be interviewed, set an assignment, or asked to submit a portfolio. If your first language is not English, you should have an IELTS 6.5 overall, with at least 5.5 in each element.
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