Professional Development Plan for the Film and Television Industry

Topic -  Professional development plan for the Film and Television industry

Prepare a professional development plan for the Film and Television industry for tomorrow. 6500 words. Research about the industry and plan how I'm going to get there.

Assessment: 

Prepare a Professional Development Plan answers outlining your career plans and the essential stages required to assist you in reaching these. The task must be informed by an in-depth filmed interview with an editor working in film or television. The submission should include a clear plan on how to promote and market yourself within the post-production industry. Research and analyse approaches used by current industry figures in this regard. Make a portfolio that includes examples of past work as well as items including CVs, covering letter, etc, appropriate for their chosen role or professional position.  

Learning Outcomes:

1. Understanding, Knowledge and Cognition
2. Examine systematic and in-depth understanding of professional practices within post-production, the film and television media or another chosen industry
3. Briefly and Independently synthesize, analyse and evaluate complex information, ideas, and data

Real-World Skills:

• Prepare enhanced commercial skills, heightened organisational knowledge and an enriched understanding of professional conduct through continuous enquiry and reflection.
• Examine excellent communication skills in varying study/work contexts, including the communication of research results to peers and supervisors in both written and verbal forms. 

The structure for Post Production in Film and Television course has to be 

INTRODUCTION

1. Explain PDP

2. Why is it important?

3. How it will help me to accomplishing my goals? (To be a film editor) 

CONTEXT 

1. Where am I now? (Graduated Fashion Photography and studying Post Production now) 

2. Where I want to be? (Film editor) 

3. How am I going to get there? (The plan) 

CONCLUSION 

1. What is the next step? 

REFERENCE 

Harvard referencing

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