ADMI’s Film and Television Production course prepares you to write original stories and capture global audiences using cinematic techniques.
Course code: FTV100
ADMI’s Film & Television Production course prepares you to write original stories and capture global audiences using cinematic tools.
We will teach you the magical art of storytelling, equipping you with the skills to inspire and move audiences through diverse cinematic tools. From the outset, you will be immersed in all aspects of the creative journey, from ideation and creative writing through to scriptwriting, production, directing, cinematography, sound and post-production editing.
While providing a sound basis, in theory, ADMI balances practical experience with a comprehensive acquisition of core skills. As a Film & Television Production graduate, you will be technically and aesthetically proficient in all areas of film and television production and, through project-based collaborations, you will develop a diverse portfolio, ranging from comedies to music videos, documentaries and commercials.
The rigorous practical course is what makes ADMI the premier film school in Kenya and the region attracting students from all over Africa.
COURSE DURATION: The course will course will run for 2 academic years (5 semesters)
CREDITS: 2400 hours or 240 credits
As a Film & Television Production student, you will gain a competitive edge over your peers by earning an Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) certification in:
ADMI instructors will prepare you to successfully pass these exams through a project-based curriculum that leverages Adobe Education learning resources, practice tests, and real-world applications.
To learn more about the certification exam visit:
www.Adobe.com/education/resources/certificate-programs.edu.html
Our Film & Television Production training is highly regarded in the industry and you can be confident that this qualification will give them the expertise needed to excel in a variety of industry roles. As a graduate, you will get equipped with the essential film production skills needed in both production and post-production.
There are hundreds of entertainment careers to choose from in the film and TV industry, many of which can be quite lucrative and fulfilling. The global film industry shows healthy projections for the coming years, as the global box office revenue is forecast to increase from $US 38 billion in 2016 to nearly US$ 50 billion in 2020. – Statista (2017).
Some career options in the film industry include:
From the outset, you will have hands-on access to the latest equipment, including sound studios and computer labs, you will be taught by practitioners, enjoy early industry exposure and are encouraged to create exportable and monetizable content from their first day in school.
Some of the equipment used in the film production classes include:
ADMI has invested in the following industry standard software to enable you to create amazing films:
Karumba Ngatia
DJ, Sound Engineer, TV&Radio Personality
Karumba Ngatia, popularly known as DJ Krowbar, is a multi award-winning DJ and media personality who has left an indelible mark on the African entertainment scene. With an exceptional talent for blending African sounds and movies into his sets, DJ Krowbar has garnered widespread recognition and admiration. His passion for African culture is evident in his work, and he has been honored with numerous accolades for his outstanding contributions to the industry.
Notably, DJ Krowbar has been nominated across Africa as the Best Sound Designer, a testament to his skill and expertise in crafting immersive and captivating audio experiences. His journey in the field of sound engineering began with a Cumm Laude graduation from the esteemed SAE Institute South Africa, where he earned a degree in Audio Engineering. This solid educational foundation has further fueled his commitment to delivering top-notch productions that resonate with audiences far and wide.
High School Education:
KCSE C- (Minus) or KCE division II, KACE one (1) Principal or an equivalent qualification or Certificate of Experiential Learning or KNQF. Basic computer proficiency is required.
A passion for storytelling, handling motion cameras and working with actors
To apply online please visit: https://admi.ac.ke/apply
Mode of study: Full time – 5 semesters + 3 months internship
Intakes: January, May, September
Campus: Caxton House, CBD Nairobi
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