Book Your FREE Place On Post Production Supervision Taster Days Taking Place Across the UK During May 2023!

The National Film and Television School is excited to announce that its leading Post Production Supervision Certificate course, led by Gemma Nicholson of Post-Super.com, has been updated with the latest innovations in the field. To celebrate, the NFTS is delighted to be hosting a series of free taster workshops across the UK in May 2023.

 

Post production supervision taster days

This part time blended learning course delivered in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery/Warner Bros. Discovery Access, Netflix and Prime Video, is perfect for those looking to develop their career within Post Production Supervision and has been specifically designed to meet the demand for more trained Post co-ordinators and supervisors working within the high end television and film industry.

The upcoming taster sessions will take place in various locations UK wide in London, Cardiff, Manchester and Glasgow. Don’t miss this invaluable opportunity to join Post Super.com’s Gemma Nicholson who leads the NFTS Post Production Supervision Certificate, for an informative day learning about this fundamental area of the industry and the exciting roles within it: 

12th May – London | Golden Square | FULLY BOOKED

18th May – Cardiff | Tramshed Tech in Grangetown | BOOK HERE

19th May – Manchester | Media City, Salford | BOOK HERE

25th May – Glasgow | CitizenM, Renfrew Street | BOOK HERE

Each event will be split into three parts as follows:

What is Post Production?
This session will talk about the workflow within Post Production, explaining about picture, sound and music post production workflows. This will be a great overview for anyone who knows a little bit about one aspect of Post, but not all, or for complete beginners.
Who is the Post Supervisor?
This session is a dive into a little bit of history of how the role came about, the main aspects of the role and how it fits into the workflow of the high end TV show or film, including a short section on the politics.
What does the Post Supervisor do?
We will explain how the Post Supervisor manages post production & where they sit amongst the facilities & crew. We also share some of the different documents that would be expected to be produced within Post.

Post Production Supervisors are instrumental in managing the post process, ensuring there is a clear channel of communication between the director, producer and all post crew and facilities. These roles include picture, sound and music editorial, re-recording mixers, DI colourists and picture post, VFX, composers, music supervisors and title companies. The post supervisor is responsible for the budget, liaising closely with the accountant, and for creating the post schedule, making sure the production meets its deadlines.

These upcoming free taster events are a chance to learn more about Post Production Supervision, with the sessions covering the role of post-production supervisor in the post-production process of a film or high-end television show, the basic workflow for post-production, and the basics of delivery for post production.

two people editing film in front of cinema screen

Whether you are interested in pursuing a career in post-production supervision or want to expand your knowledge in this exciting area, these complimentary sessions are not to be missed. Places are limited and in high demand! 

Register now via the booking forms above to secure your space and take advantage of this opportunity to learn from industry experts and gain invaluable experience. 

Applications to join the next intake of the Post Production Supervision Certificate are currently open until 4th May, with the next intake joining from September 2023. The course is run from the NFTS’s central London base in Golden Square, Soho.

To ensure that the course is accessible to as many people as possible, the £3,550 course fee is 70% underwritten by Warner Bros. Discovery/Warner Bros. Discovery Access, Netflix and Prime Video who have once again partnered with the NFTS to deliver the course. Due to this, successful applicants will pay £865 for the course.

Further scholarship support is available for students from diverse groups who may require financial assistance. Travel grants are also available to ensure that all students can take part in the course no matter where they are in the UK.

For more information head to nfts.co.uk/post-production-supervision

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