ucas/university plans

first 21 universities options

• film and tv production - ARU
  http://www.anglia.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/film-and-television-production
• tv and digital media production  - university of Brighton
  https://www.brighton.ac.uk/courses/study/television-and-digital-media-production-ba-hons.aspx
• film studies and tv production - university of chester
  http://www.chester.ac.uk/undergraduate/tv-production-combined
• television production -university of the creative arts
  http://www.ucreative.ac.uk/ba-television-production
• film and television production - university of Cumbria
  http://www.cumbria.ac.uk/Courses/Subjects/CreativeArts/Undergraduate/FilmTVProduction.aspx
• film and tv production - university of greenwich
  http://www2.gre.ac.uk/study/courses/ug/film/p311
• film and tv production - university of northumbria newcastle
  https://www.northumbria.ac.uk/study-at-northumbria/courses/film-and-tv-production-ba-h-uuftvp1/
• television and film production - university of Portsmouth
  http://www.port.ac.uk/courses/film-media-and-performing-arts/ba-hons-television-and-film-production/
• film, television and digital  production - university of bath spa
  http://www.bathspa.ac.uk/schools/humanities-and-cultural-industries/courses/undergraduate/film-television-and-digital-production
• television production - university of bedfordshire
  http://www.beds.ac.uk/howtoapply/courses/undergraduate/television-production
• television production - university of bournemouth
  http://courses.bournemouth.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate-degree/television-production/ba-hons/33/
• digital film and television production - university of bradford
  http://www.bradford.ac.uk/study/courses/view/?c=digital-film-and-television-production-ba-3-years
• tv and film production - edge hill university
  https://www.edgehill.ac.uk/courses/film-and-television-production/
• television production - university of gloucestershire
  http://www.glos.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/tvp/pages/television-production-ba-hons.aspx
• film and tv (production) - university of Hertfordshire
  http://www.herts.ac.uk/courses/film-and-television-production
• television production - leeds trinity university
  http://www.leedstrinity.ac.uk/ug/15/television-production
• television production - middlesex university London
  http://www.mdx.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/television-production
• digital television production - ravensbourne
  http://www.ravensbourne.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate-2015-2016/film-tv-broadcasting/ba-hons-digital-film-production/
• television and film production - teesside university
  http://www.tees.ac.uk/undergraduate_courses/Media_&_Journalism/BA_(Hons)_Television_and_Film_Production.cfm
• television production - university of westminster
  http://www.westminster.ac.uk/courses/subjects/television-film-and-moving-image/undergraduate-courses/full-time/u09fuftp-ba-honours-film-and-television-production
•  film and television production - university of  york
  http://www.york.ac.uk/tftv/undergraduate/bsc-film-tv/

5 final choices

• Teesside university - television and film production
• University of Portsmouth - television and film production
• Film and TV production - ARU
• Edge Hill university - Television and film production
• University of Greenwich - film and Television production  

Personal statement 2.0 from Chris Yarwood

understanding the industry.

sound designer : http://creativeskillset.org/creative_industries/film/job_roles/3079_sound_designer
sound designer masterclass: http://bcove.me/samohkbh

a sound designer will need certain skills for this role to make it in this industry; here are some:

• Have a genuine enthusiasm for sound and film
• Have a good understanding of acoustics
• Have an expert knowledge of sound recording and editing techniques
• Have excellent listening skills
• Have creativity and imagination
• Be able to work conceptually
• Have excellent communication skills
• Be able to work under pressure to tight, changing deadlines
• Have good organisational and financial skills
• Understand the relevant health and safety laws and procedures

sound recorder http://creativeskillset.org/creative_industries/tv/job_roles/312_sound_recordist
sound recorder masterclass: http://bcove.me/5butzfj7

a sound recorder will need certain skills for this role to make it in this industry; here are some:

• be a strong team player - many of the skills needed in this role involve working as a team as efficiently and effectively as possible
• be willing and able to compromise
• be able to think creatively to solve problems created by particular locations or situations
• pay close attention to detail and concentrate for long periods
• have good knowledge of audio equipment and sound technology
• have knowledge of the television production process, including camera and lighting techniques
• have knowledge of management and licensing of radio transmission systems
• have excellent hearing
• have excellent balance, agility and a good sense of timing
• have good communication skills, including diplomacy and sensitivity when working with artists and crew members
• be patient, self-disciplined and reliable
• have knowledge of the requirements of the relevant health & safety legislation and procedures

show reel

Chris Yarwood - show reel - 2015 from Chris Yarwood on Vimeo.

website

http://chris242441.wix.com/christopheryarwood

letter for companies

Big files and data 3.0 from Chris Yarwood

personal resource audit

bursaries and competition: 

• NFTS: https://nfts.co.uk/fees-funding/scholarships?gclid=CjwKEAjwwN-rBRD-oMzT6aO_wGwSJABwEIkJUKhPokZ8ezEQMiwJ5lMeAFVzhk9wtfZGx36Fp9b6KBoCLlDw_wcB

• School of sound: http://www.schoolofsound.co.uk/sos/student-bursaries-2/

Strengths and weaknesses

strength

I Feel that i have good equipment in my list of resources that brings me above all others with having a higher quality set of kit to be better then the rest without my skills even being a factor.

Another strength of mine in my resources is my contacts so far i feel that i have a good range of people to go to for advice or help in a project of path to go down, i have friends in media roles in the industry a steady supply of actor friends for film roles and lots of fellow film makers in my contacts i also have peers for advice like teachers, the BFI, professional film makers in higher roles all of these people have great experience and knowledge for my plans.

weakness

one of the weaknesses i have is my budget, i am in position of working full time to get the resources together for equipment, travel and living costs so my budget for films and further equipment or plans is limited for any projects.

one other weakness of my resources is my lack of film festival knowledge and experience  i have never been to a film festival or would not know where to start to get a film into the festival.

Overcoming my weaknesses

I will plan to work on getting a bigger budget by claiming more work hours and building a reserve and excess for film project budgets i will also look to get a better paying job within the media industry to get experience and good pay for a higher budget.

for my lack of knowledge i will attend a few film festivals this summer to get more knowledge in the events and meet and talk to event mangers in how to partake in the event.

flow diagram of plans

Flow diagram of plan from Chris Yarwood

with my skills of experience of film production and my high-end sound recording equipment i plan on going on a short term aim of building skills, knowledge and contacts through free lance projects and working at companies short term as a runner or assistant, for example working as a sound operator or technician at cambridge radio 105 for 5 months as a weekend volunteer helping with the broadcasts getting to know more about equipment and professional skills and the build more contacts for when i come back from traveling.

as a medium term plan i aim to apply for work straight with a media company building up through the ranks of the company from being a runner for the editors to becoming a sound editor assistant for a few years then moving to be a sound editor and then after becoming a sound editor i would move to the placement of a sound designer either for games, Television or Film.

as a long term plan i aim to apply to 5 different universities for further eduction either in Bournemouth, Norwich, Greenwich, St John York or westminster. during the 3 year course i wish to get more hands on experience on new equipment receive master classes in my wanted subject areas and work on projects that will enhance my skills and remove bad habits so when i pass my degree i have refined knowledge and skills to keep and make contacts for future projects then after university i plan to apply to the NFTS for even further training in sound recording and designing.
after this 7 year journey i will apply to the BBC for work as a runner or assistant on sound editing and apply at film studios like pinewood studios or studio canal also i plan to apply to ubisoft, treyarch and mojang to go down a gaming carrer as a assistant sound editor and work my way through the company.

inclusion of P3 and P2.

• with my resources i hope to use them to my advantage, my car as a good way to travel to locations for short films or get to lots of work opportunities this will prove to be a high valued asset to get work.
• The equipment of my resources will be used the most in the aims above, with my high-end kit i will be able to secure more work and short film roles then other people.