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Creative & performing arts courses in the UK aim to progressively develop artistic talent from their students as well as giving them knowledge of creative and performing arts in society. Courses include:

Media

Film

Media Studies

London School of Film, Media & Performance

A new centre of excellence for industry-focused media training has opened its doors in central London. The London School of Film, Media & Performance (LSFMP) is the latest and most commercially-based media degree institution in the country.

LSFMP's central ethos is that the modern media degree is no longer a traditional study of culture and society. It must be an intensive hands-on training for a wide, fast-growing and rapidly-changing industry.

In designing each degree, LSFMP has asked key industry personnel: "If you were doing your degree course now, what do you believe it should contain?"

The result is that all programmes have been constructed on present and future needs, and are backed by commendations from successful industry leaders and practitioners at the top of their creative fields.

"Were I starting out as a writer now, these are exactly the kinds of courses I would be looking to undertake."
Adrian Hodges, Writer/Producer - credits include Survivors and Primeval
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The School is part of Regent’s College London, the largest college of private Higher Education in the UK, and offers the following courses: Acting Foundation Course (one year) BA (Hons) Acting & Global Theatre BA (Hons) Creative Industries BA (Hons) Screenwriting & Producing Places are available on all courses for September entry; scholarships are available for talented students. LSFMP has undergraduate Open Days on Tuesday 3 August and Saturday 14 August.

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Entry Requirements

Undergraduate: varies between universities. A-Level offers range from AAA to C’s to D’s.

Postgraduate: usually Upper second-class honours degree in related subject or equivalent. Many universities ask you to come in for an interview prior to being accepted.

PhD: preferably a Master degree.

Skills Gained

powers of memory, and concentration - developed in practice and performance;
technical skills
critical reflection
knowledge of issues and professional ethics in the arts world.
Teamwork
Critical analysis
Development of creative work in writing and electronic media
Ability to meet deadlines

Career Options

A degree in this field can lead to a broad spectrum of career opportunities and many students also choose to continue with postgraduate study. Many drama and dance students choose to remain in the performing arts scene whilst others chose to take different paths. Graduates in Media and film often find work in TV, Radio and Journalism.

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