This TV and Film Set Design course aims to prepare you for work in a professional art department in the film and television industry, and you’ll understand how drama and entertainment are developed from script to screen. This is a specialist course, with very few others nationally and internationally. Based in Cardiff, there are great benefits of being near a range of production facilities and studios – BBC Drama at Roath Lock, Pinewood Wales, Dragon Studios, and Bay Studios in Swansea, S4C, and many other independent companies. Work experience is a key part of the course and students have had successful placements on a wide range of productions locally and nationally, and have included Doctor Who, Sherlock and Casualty at BBC Roath Lock, and Red Dwarf and feature film The Nutcracker at Pinewood, London. USW's TV and Film Set Design course is also part of Film & TV School Wales, which provides students with the skills and opportunities needed to work in today’s exciting TV and Film industry. You will be immersed in a professional creative environment at our Cardiff campus that benefits from strong industry links. You will develop an awareness of drawing, technical drawing and model-making, as well as explore the history of film and design to support your work. Starting from a script or brief, you’ll learn how to design studio plans to scale, produce models, construction drawings and storyboards. You’ll also develop a full understanding of technical drawing, manual and in AutoCAD, model-making and visualising. For a versatile portfolio, you’ll design for single and multi-camera productions over different genres, including period drama, science fiction, situation comedy, and light entertainment. Our Careers service has dedicated teams: A central work experience team to help you find relevant placements; an employability development team which includes an employability programme called Grad Edge; and an Enterprise team focused on new business ideas and entrepreneurship.