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Start your creative career in photography at Matthew Boulton. Our course is
for anyone with a passion for photography and lens-based image making across
specialisms including fashion, nature, documentary, and fine art.
You will produce both still and moving image for different purposes including
film, animation, and sound recording.
This course focusses on providing the skill set needed for employment in the
Creative & Media Industries or advanced study at Higher Education level. Our
facilities include a well-equipped photography studio, an up-to-date digital
suite with Apple Mac computers and a large black & white photographic
darkroom. You will acquire extensive experience of both analogue and digital
photographic processes and gain a repertoire of essential skills in Adobe
Creative applications such as Photoshop, Lightroom, Illustrator and Premiere
Pro. The course focuses on professional practice and emphasises work experience
through live projects, working alongside commercial clients, presentations by
industry professionals as well as interdisciplinary, collaborative ventures with
other students from the Creative Arts Department. Our city centre location gives
us easy access to fantastic cultural and educational resources including
regional galleries, museums, and other arts organisations. The course is full
time and is assessed through practical outcomes and written documentation of
your coursework. The course is funded for all students including those over 19
years of age.
Entry onto the course is by interview and you should bring a portfolio of
artwork/photography that you can talk about. Supporting sketchbooks are also
good. You will be asked to explain how you will benefit from doing the course
and your future ambitions. If you want to do the course, but don’t have the
above qualifications, then you need to show a strong portfolio of your
photography and be able to demonstrate your experience in the subject at
interview.
Awarded by UAL
Awarding Body you will achieve a UAL Level 3 Diploma and Extended Diploma in
Creative Practice: Art, Design and Communication on completion of this
course.
* Courses are free for 16-18s. Students aged 19 or over could be charged fees and is subject to a fee assessment. Learners on benefits in the majority of cases courses are also free. Fee assessments are completed at enrolment.
You will need a minimum of four GCSEs at grade 4 or above including English,
or a Level 2 Diploma in Art and Design at Merit or above. Maths GCSE can be
retaken alongside this course. You are also required to bring an attendance
report and/or a reference from your previous tutor/school.
The delivery of the course is designed to develop your visual communication
skills, your application of practical techniques and processes, as well as your
understanding of historical and contextual art practices. The course is
assessed through projects and sketchbook work. There are deadlines for
assignments throughout the course, which you will need to meet to continue and
gain the qualification.
Successful completion of the Diploma leads students onto the full two-year
Extended Diploma course in Photography. This provides a pathway for students
looking to study at HE level, and/or pursue a career in photography. You will be
advised and supported in your UCAS applications with help on appropriate routes
and portfolio preparation.
We work with a number of local and national employers, e.g. Tianna Williams
Photography in Birmingham – our students worked in a studio creating a series of
portraits for commercial use; AWS live project – students working in groups on a
live brief set by