Editing and Post Production

1. 90% of graduates employed within six months of graduation
2. Alumni working with BBC, ITV, Disney and major post-production studios
3. Credits on high-profile films including Star Wars and Thor
4. Access to high-end post-production technologies and facilities
5. Teaching led by respected industry practitioners with strong industry links.

This London-based post-production course places editing at its core while developing skills in visual effects, colour grading, audio post, screen graphics, media management and broadcast technology. 

This London-based post-production course places editing at its core while developing skills in visual effects, colour grading, audio post, screen graphics, media management and broadcast technology. Taught by industry professionals and guest speakers, including Mick Audsley (Murder on the Orient Express), Paul Machliss (Baby Driver), Lisa Gunning (7 Psychopaths) and Walter Murch (The Godfather), students gain hands-on experience with professional rushes, live commissions and cross-course collaborations. Graduates go on to work with BBC, ITV, Disney, and on projects including Jurassic World, My Lady Jane, Black Bag and Drive to Survive.

At Ravensbourne we accept a wide range of qualifications for entry onto our courses, whilst also considering the context in which they were achieved. For this course, we would usually require a GCSE Grade 4 or above in English in addition to any of the below;

• Two A Levels at grade CC or above
• BTEC Extended Diploma at grade MPP
• UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma
• T Level (pass or above)
• Access to Higher Education Diploma
• International Baccalaureate at grade 24 or above
• Other/Mixed qualifications equivalent to 64 UCAS Tariff points

At Ravensbourne we take a flexible approach to admissions, as we want you to know exactly what you need to achieve in your exams to guarantee a place on the course. We still think exams are important and look forward to hearing about your successes, but we place just as much importance on the work you will share with us as part of our portfolio process.

Interview and portfolio requirements 

Admission onto this course is subject to successful review of your portfolio (or showreel).

Please provide the following:

A showreel of your best post-production work that should run around two minutes (typically showing your editing skills, and may also include VFX, motion graphics, or colour grading).

Ideally your showreel will include extracts from a variety of genres.

It would also be useful to include links to entire projects you have edited.

The portfolio page page offers great tips for completing your portfolio. It also details our specific requirements.