
Duration
2 years
Term Length
4-5 Terms
Delivery Mode
Hybrid
Award Level
Level 6
Diploma Certificate
Film and Television Production
Diploma
About this course
The Diploma in Film and Television Production at ADMI is an intensive two-year program designed to transform your passion for storytelling into a professional career in the dynamic world of film and TV. This comprehensive course covers all aspects of production, from scriptwriting and directing to cinematography and post-production. Students will develop a strong understanding of both the creative and technical elements of filmmaking, preparing them for the multifaceted demands of the industry. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on projects, you'll build a versatile skill set that prepares you for various roles in film and TV production.
The program emphasizes practical experience, ensuring that graduates are ready to meet the challenges of real-world production environments. You'll learn to craft compelling narratives, operate professional-grade equipment, and navigate the entire production process from concept to screen. The program culminates in the creation of a professional showreel, showcasing your ability to conceptualize, produce, and edit high-quality film and TV content. This portfolio becomes a powerful tool for launching your career, and demonstrating your skills to potential employers or clients in the industry. With classes held at ADMI's state-of-the-art campus in Nairobi, equipped with professional-grade production facilities, this diploma equips you with the skills, creativity, and industry connections needed to thrive in the competitive field of film and TV production. The program's strong industry links provide opportunities for internships, guest lectures, and networking events, giving you a head start in your filmmaking career.
Why you should take this course
Unleash Your Creative Potential
Master Industry-Standard Tools
Real-World Application
Course Description
Learning Outcomes
Career Options
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Credit Hours
Hrs 2,400
Tuition Fees
KES 100,000
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Application Process
The application process is straightforward and designed to guide you step-by-step, from submitting your documents to securing your spot in our creative programs.
Application Process - East African Students
Application Process - International Students
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