DURATION:
1-year
MODE:
Full-time
START:
September 2025
LOCATION:
Central Film School
FUNDING:
Eligible for Master’s Loan
This course prepares students to enter the fast-growing VP industry and various other sectors that are rapidly adopting VP technologies. Graduates may also progress to roles in film distribution, web content creation, live event production, and music video production.
Virtual Environment Design & Asset Development
This is a general introduction to the workflow behind the development of virtual assets and resources. This process will also develop your practical skills, as well as introducing you to the teamwork and problem-solving skills that are essential in all aspects of the production process.
Virtual Production Pipelines
The production processes and technical requirements are elaborated in more detail. These skills will then lead you into the grounding needed for your graduating ‘Final Major Project’. You will also engage in research for your choice of specialist roles that will undertake in Term two.
Real Time Interactive for Virtual Production
This is an in-depth consideration of one of the key technology platforms, each student becomes more creatively independent and technically focussed on specific key skills-sets. To enable this, students are encouraged to choose specific technical production roles from within the field.
Virtual Studio Production
During this term students will be expected to secure an internship placement which compliments your chosen specialist role. You will critically reflect upon this experience of your specialism and may either choose to explore future implications for the position (eg as the result of future technological changes) or by conducting an applied research methodology that critically examines your learning within your own chosen production role.
Final Major Project
This is the culmination of each student’s journey through the Masters programme. In this, students have ample opportunity for extended collaboration across the range of the School’s other creative communities and with the productions of the graduation films. You will work within your own specialist role, as part of a collaborative crew, under the supervision of an industry practitioner throughout the productions.
The projects can be a collaboration or stand-alone effort and the final term signifies the bridge between studentship and professional practice with the fruition of your academic and creative skills acquired over the course of the year. As part of the School’s ethos, you will have opportunities to collaborate with other courses and cohorts in the creative development of your project productions.
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Understanding the costs and financing options open to you as you plan your studies will help you to make a wise investment in your future career.
2025 – 2026
£11,950 per year
2025 – 2026
£19,950 per year
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