Media, Music & Sound Production
Television and Film with Multi-Camera HND
Campus Sighthill Campus
Qualification SCQF Level 8
Study mode Full time
Start date
Aug 2026
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Course overview
HND Television and Film with Multi-Camera is the progression from HNC Television and Film with Multi-Camera Operations at the Sighthill Campus, but if you have an HNC in a similar subject area or a strong portfolio of relevant prior experience, you may also be considered for a place.
The course will build on your research and writing skills, as well as your technical skills in camera, editing, sound recording, lighting, audio post-production, and colour correction. In addition, you will learn to direct in various genres and styles, both factual and dramatic.
You will acquire skills of criticism and research that will give you a solid grounding for progression onto a university honours degree and employment. In addition, you will produce a range of short programmes that will provide you with a practical understanding of film, video, and television production and enable you to compile an impressive showreel, which will aid you in taking your first steps into this exciting industry.
This version of the course focuses on multi-camera, studio-based filming operations for TV production.
What you will learn
- Directing for factual and fiction productions
- Working in different roles as part of a production crew
- Working with external clients on a given brief
- Advanced camera skills
- Advanced editing skills
- Critical analysis of texts
- How to prepare a CV for working in the screen industries
- Approaches to networking, self-promotion and work experience
Number of days per week
- Timetabled classes on 3 days a week, plus additional self-directed work which might be at home, on location or on campus.
Entry requirements
- HNC qualification in a suitable, related subject
- If you have relevant work and life experience, we also welcome you to apply and attend an interview
- Information on Tests / Auditions / Interview Requirements
- External applicants will be invited to interview
- Progressing students will not be invited to interview
English Proficiency Requirements
IELTS 5.5Progression and Articulation Routes
Upon completion of this HND course, you may wish to consider progressing onto our BA Film (Hons) degree course here at Edinburgh College, delivered in partnership with Kingston University.
We also have a formal articulation agreement for a limited number of places at Napier University BA (Hons) Television, subject to application and interview.
Former students have also progressed onto Television and Film degree courses across the UK, including:
- Edinburgh College - PDA in Outside Broadcasting in Multicamera Productions
- Edinburgh Napier University - BA (Hons) Television
- Edinburgh Napier University - BSc (Hons) Digital Media and Interactive Design
- Edinburgh Napier University - BSc (Hons) Film (Year1 or 2, subject to interview and experience)
- Glasgow Caledonian University - BSc (Hons) Digital Design
- Queen Margaret University - BA (Hons) Film and Media
- University of Stirling - BA (Hons) Film and Media
- Ravensborne London - BSc (Hons) Digital Television Technology
- The University of the West of Scotland - BA (Hons) in Broadcast Production TV and Radio
- Bournemouth University - BA (Hons) Television Production
- University of Westminster - Television Production BA (Hons)
Career options
Students go on to pursue careers in various fields within the screen industries, including:
- Director
- Scriptwriter
- Camera Department
- Sound Department
- Lighting Department
- Editor
- Post-Production Department
Study Options
| Campus | Study mode | Start date |
|---|---|---|
| Sighthill Campus | Full time | 24/08/26 |
