With tutorial support and using field trips and independent research to inform your practice, you will further explore the range of advanced materials, techniques and technologies used in theatre, events and performance related industries, being given the opportunity to specialise in a primary area of Scenic Arts, with a secondary specialism in support.

You will exploretopics such as scenic construction, drawing, design, lighting, sound, scenic art plus much more.You will discuss role options with your programme tutors. You will be expected to take the lead in determining which will be the most appropriate, but the final decision rests with the College. So far the course has been exactly the way I would have made it. If I had my ideal course it would be like what we’re doing now,’ said Will. Looking to the Future Production consists of both the BA Production Arts and Design and the BA Production Technology and Management programmes. Production students will work very closely with each other in the classroom and on RCS productions. Primary and secondary options can be articulated in a number of ways. For example, Construction with CAD, or Prop making with Paint Techniques.

From the second year onwards, you will have the opportunity to arrange placements and there are a wide range of professional companies that work with Central, allowing access to many performance styles. This past year has been the busiest I've ever known," said Tom, saying there was almost too much work to cope with earlier in the year. "We have a fantastic opportunity to capitalise on the growing media sector in the UK and with the support of the various film bodies hopefully Wales will realise this potential creating even more jobs in the process." You will work on a personal project or placement that is focused on your main individual area of expertise. Our passion and drive to create outstanding scenery, coupled with our experience, reputation and forward-thinking attitude makes us a clear choice to take on your next project. Meghan Grieve (Class of 2018) Be Still My Beating Heart, BBC Scotland – SFTN, Art Dept Trainee; Our Ladies, BBC Scotland – SFTN, Art Dept Trainee; All Over the Place: UK Pt 1, CBBC, Art Dept Trainee; All Over the Place: UK Pt 2, CBBC, Assistant Art Director; SCUZZ, SFTN, Production Designer; Screen Skills Art Dept Trainee 2020-21Recent graduate destinations include Assistant Carpenter (Royal Lyceum & Pitlochry Festival Theatre), Assistant Scenic Artist (Royal Opera House, Royal Lyceum, Citizens Theatre & Pitlochry Festival Theatre), Art Department (BBC), Principal Costumes (Game of Thrones) Costume Intern (Scottish Opera, Outlander), Costume Assistant (Cirque du Soleil) plus design roles with the BBC and National Theatre of Scotland.• Rachel Light (Class of 2021) Royal Television Society Student Awards winner, Craft Award for Production Design – Sizzle A: On July 9 2020, Scotland’s Minister for Further Education, Higher Education and Science, Richard Lochhead announced changes to the fee regime for EU students studying in Scotland. From 2021/22, all EU students commencing study in Scotland will pay fees at the International rate. With a strong emphasis on creative collaboration, the programme works with industry professionals across all levels to ensure working practicesare current, relevant, agile and sustainable. You will be continuously developing your ‘toolkit’ of skills and industry connections. The construction team tend to work ahead of the film crew, so we would go to a location, build out, paint everything and make sure everything is ready for filming," Tom said. "They then come in and film, and we take it away afterwards. While they're still there, there might be times where they need a door moved or something in addition to what you've already built so one of our guys is on set constantly. He gets to see every shot, every take, every piece of action. But if you do it day in day out, it does become a job." If you have received a ‘reserve’ outcome, it means that RCS is not able to offer you a guaranteed place at the time of making our decision. A ‘reserve’ outcome indicates that RCS would like the opportunity to review its outcome to you in the light of acceptances/declines to its guaranteed offers. You will become part of a ‘pool’ of ‘reserve’ candidates and RCS may choose to make you a guaranteed offer if a suitable place becomes available. Reserve does not mean that a place has been ‘reserved’ for you. If RCS chooses not to make you a guaranteed offer, you will not have a place to start at RCS.

We hold formal and informal tutorials throughout the degree. Each student can discuss their work with the module tutor or Programme Directors during tutorials. We look at practical development, conceptual growth and future ambitions. You will work with tutors to explore and develop your understanding of complementary fields of practice. Rebecca Gadsby, Kate O Conner, Michelle Payne, Sadie Dixon Spain and Aileen Gonsalves/ The London College of Music You will be required to identify your chosen major study subject at the point of application and your interview experience will be tailored to this choice. The five major subjects are; At your interview, the panel will ask you about your previous experiences and your interests and hobbies and they will also want to discuss your portfolio and your response to the tasks (below).Working closely with the workshop team on samples and actual finished items of scenery including timber flats, staging units and other 3D scenic items. Your skills will be in demand – there’s currently a shortage of suitably qualified entry-level technicians in the stage and screen industries. depth of tread should be 12 inches. If your rise is 8 inches per tread, then your stairs should each