Photography is a dynamic and creative journey that invites you to capture the world through your own unique perspective. This course opens up an exciting exploration of both classic and cutting-edge photographic techniques, blending traditional methods with the latest technologies. Throughout, you’ll dive into a wide range of photographic media and processes, experimenting with styles that span across the visual arts. You’ll have the freedom to express your ideas and showcase your vision through hands-on projects and critical analysis, all while developing your own creative identity. From refining your technical skills to exploring diverse genres, you’ll discover the power of photography to communicate stories and emotions. The course emphasises not just the final product, but the entire creative process, as you work towards mastering the four key assessment objectives: conducting research, experimenting with materials and techniques, developing ideas, and realising your artistic intentions. This is your chance to push boundaries, challenge conventions, and create work that truly reflects who you are as an artist.
GCSE Art to level 4+ OR a Head of Faculty approved portfolio
There are 3 coursework units that comprise of a portfolio unit, personal investigation and an externally set assignment. For each you are required to produce a sketchbook of work. The personal investigation must be supported by 1000-3000 words of written content. This unit will 60% Externally Set Assignment. Preparatory period and 15 hours supervised time – 40%
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | North Yorkshire |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Middlecave Road, Malton, YO17 7NH |
Photography is a dynamic and creative journey that invites you to capture the world through your own unique perspective. This course opens up an exciting exploration of both classic and cutting-edge photographic techniques, blending traditional methods with the latest technologies. Throughout, you’ll dive into a wide range of photographic media and processes, experimenting with styles that span across the visual arts. You’ll have the freedom to express your ideas and showcase your vision through hands-on projects and critical analysis, all while developing your own creative identity. From refining your technical skills to exploring diverse genres, you’ll discover the power of photography to communicate stories and emotions. The course emphasises not just the final product, but the entire creative process, as you work towards mastering the four key assessment objectives: conducting research, experimenting with materials and techniques, developing ideas, and realising your artistic intentions. This is your chance to push boundaries, challenge conventions, and create work that truly reflects who you are as an artist.
GCSE Art to level 4+ OR a Head of Faculty approved portfolio
There are 3 coursework units that comprise of a portfolio unit, personal investigation and an externally set assignment. For each you are required to produce a sketchbook of work. The personal investigation must be supported by 1000-3000 words of written content. This unit will 60% Externally Set Assignment. Preparatory period and 15 hours supervised time – 40%