Bournemouth University · Full-time
Production Management
Learn to understand and manage the entire production process, from development and planning, to working on location and overseeing creative post-production work. Why study MA Production Management at BU? - Foster a network of creative collaborators that will b…
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Faculty of Media, Science and Technology
Learn to understand and manage the entire production process, from development and planning, to working on location and overseeing creative post-production work. Why study MA Production Management at BU? - Foster a network of creative collaborators that will become the foundation of your future career - Learn from media professionals who have expertise and experience of working in the industry - Analyse the different skills and approaches necessary to manage both scripted and unscripted productions - Develop important soft skills around Conflict Resolution and Project Management that will enhance your ability to manage people as well as logistics - Work across multiple projects to build your CV and hone your skills for an area of the industry looking for fresh talent - Learn in an environment that balances the need for both technical and soft skills in managing productions - Have access to industry-standard Production Management software Movie Magic Scheduling 6 and Movie Magic Budgeting 10 Work within our Master's Framework BU’s MA Framework brings together students from across specialisms to work on collaborative production projects across the 1-year degree. Cross-degree collaboration imitates a professional environment in which to hone your production management skills.
Getting in
As the university states it
A Bachelors Honours degree with 2:2 in any subject, or equivalent. If English is not your first language you'll need IELTS (Academic) 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in writing, speaking, listening and reading.
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