No matter where you are in the world, you can get a hands-on, practical flavour of select degree programmes through these virtual taster workshops.
Afterwards, you're invited to stay on the call to chat to our Admissions team, who can answer any questions you might have about the programme or our application process.
Music & Sound Design for Visual Media BA
Game Audio Workshop
Monday 10 February, 14:00–16:30 CET
Get a taste of game audio production in this hands-on immersive workshop, led by Awu. You'll be guided through the basics of game design, understanding the vital role of sound, and explore standout projects by Awu's past students. You'll create sound designs for a game trailer and share your creations in an online showcase.
Composition for Visual Media Workshop
Saturday 15 March, 11:00–13:30 CET
Join Gary Schultz, programme lead for Music & Sound Design for Visual Media, in a focused taster workshop where you'll discover the art of incorporating distinctive attributes into soundtracks for film and video.
Screenwriting BA
Scene Elevation Workshop
Thursday 20 February, 15:00–17:00 CET
Discover the art of crafting unforgettable scenes in this hands-on workshop, led by our Screenwriting Programme Lead Beliban zu Stolberg. Delve into the essentials of narrative design, exploring how to structure and elevate scenes for maximum impact. Learn how to define compelling goals, create tension with obstacles and raise the stakes to keep audiences engaged. An essential part of the workshop will focus on “turning” a scene—building dynamic shifts that propel your story forward and transform your screenplay into a true page-turner.
Electronic Music Production & Performance BA
Electronic Sound Design with Found Sounds Workshop
Tuesday 25 February, 14:00–16:30 CET
Explore the possibilities of creating your own unique sound design with found sounds, field recordings or foley ideas in this taster workshop, led by Electronic Music Production & Performance tutor Felicity Mangan.
Important: Please download Ableton Live in advance, ready to use as part of the workshop (free trials are available).
Dub Mixing Workshop
Thursday 6 March, 14:00–16:30 CET
Step into the world of dub music and learn how to apply dub mixing to your productions using Ableton Live in this workshop, led by Electronic Music Production & Performance tutor Laurence Osborne (aka bass music producer Appleblim).
Explore the journey of dub music, from its groundbreaking roots in 1970s Jamaican soundsystem and studio culture to its influence on the evolution of house, techno, jungle, drum & bass, UK garage, dubstep, and today’s thriving global bass music scene.
Important: Please download Ableton Live in advance, ready to use as part of the workshop (free trials are available).
Film Production BA
Continuity Editing Workshop: What are the rules, and when can we break them?
Wednesday 5 March, 11:00–13:30 CET
Led by Film Production tutor María Gisèle Royo, this workshop will take you through the basics of continuity editing and the principles and rules that guide seamless editing. We will learn about preserving "raccord" and the 180-degree rule, and then discover how to break it strategically to activate the viewers and captivate an audience.
The session combines theory, practical examples and exercises to transform the way to approach cinematic space and audience engagement. We will discuss the art of visual coherence while pushing creative boundaries.
Visual Effects, Digital Arts & Animation BA
Image Composition Workshop
Wednesday 19 March, 14:00–16:30 CET
Explore, analyse and practise a visual composition process, from conception to execution, known as the “Five Phases of Image Composition”. Led by VFX tutor Carlos Vin Lopes, this workshop will cover topics such as aesthetic practice, perception, culture of sensing, ways of seeing, storytelling, imagination and creativity.
Acting BA
Self-Tape Auditioning Workshop
Monday 14 April, 15:00–17:30 CEST
One of the most crucial skills for actors is auditioning. But the days of crammed studio castings is over – the industry has moved on. Self-tapes and e-castings are far from the exception these days and require a particular set of skills.
Led by Acting tutor Sebastian Matthias Weißbach, this workshop will help you nail that next audition. We'll walk you through the expectations of casting directors and producers, the technical requirements, and help you prepare for roles with creativity and style.
Creative Production (Film) MA
Project Proposal Q&A with Jon-Carlos Evans
Watch this video workshop for direction and guidance on how to approach your MA project proposal from Jon-Carlos Evans, programme lead for our Creative Production (Film) MA, ahead of submitting your application.
Still got questions afterwards? You can sign up to chat to Jon-Carlos over Zoom at one of these scheduled Q&A sessions:
- Friday 28 February, 17:00–17:30 CET
Film Festivals Workshop: Explore, Engage and Get Started
Monday 24 March, 14:00–16:30 CET
Get a taste of the global film festival scene in this workshop with MA film tutor Dominga Ortúzar. You'll explore major festivals worldwide, learn what makes a strong festival submission, and discover practical steps to kickstart a festival journey with a specific focus on film students. Plus, you'll get insights on how to find the right place for your film to stand out in an ever-evolving industry landscape.
Creative Production (Music) MA
Project Proposal Q&A with Renée Coulombe
Watch this workshop video recording for direction and guidance on how to approach your MA project proposal from Renée Coulombe, tutor on our Creative Production (Music) MA, ahead of submitting your application.
Still got questions afterwards? You can sign up to chat to Renée over Zoom at one of these scheduled Q&A sessions:
- Tuesday 11 February, 18:00–18:30 CET
- Tuesday 11 March, 18:00–18:30 CET