Are you ready to step into the world of creativity and innovation? Working within our state-of-the-art prosthetics studios alongside specialists within the field, you will have the opportunity to learn the practical skills required for character and creature prosthetics using traditional sculpting and moulding techniques and the latest 3D digital technologies to achieve sustainable and creative solutions.
It is designed for students who are passionate about the entertainment industry, equipping them with a diverse skill set to excel in prosthetics design and the creation of intricate prosthetics, props and models used in film, television, theatre, events and other creative ventures.
This creative course introduces key concepts and the theoretical underpinning associated with prosthetics design, construction, application and building a professional portfolio. You will work with industry standard prosthetic materials, techniques and digital software such as Photoshop, ZBrush and 3D rendering technologies, all while developing an in-depth understanding of entrepreneurship and business strategies to succeed.
Throughout the programme, there is emphasis on portfolio development tailored towards a chosen area of specialism to ensure that you are fully prepared to enter the industry and stand out amongst others.
Why choose this course?
Entry Requirements:
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Our facilities:
Our prosthetics courses provide a balance of theory, digital and practical training. You will have the opportunity to develop a range of skills on campus in our specialist, purpose-built facilities.
• Over £1.3 million has been spent on developing purpose-built, specialist prosthetics studios, providing a practical teaching space that is reflective of a real-world environment and fully equipped with industry standard tools and materials.
• Learners are able to access our state-of-the-art editorial suite to undertake photography and videography tasks for portfolio development.
• Our facilities provide access to relevant industry software such as Creative Cloud and ZBrush to enable the development of digital design skills.
Work Placements:
Work placements are vital for gaining real-life experience and building your confidence and skills before you finish your course and may even lead to a job when you graduate. Our Hired team can help you find the ideal placement for you. The Prosthetics for Screen and Stage degree features voluntary work placements for you to engage with industry, develop networking skills and enhance your career prospects. These are often short-term and may require travel, so it will be crucial to prepare for this. Throughout the academic journey, our collaboration with employers ensures meaningful connections are formed, enhancing the overall learning experience and laying the foundations for a successful career in the world of prosthetics.
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