Pillar 04
Industry, Academia and Supply-Chain Alignment
Modules, short courses, refresher days and production bootcamps, taught by working crew on the same package the tests run on, so what is taught stays level with how units run.
How we work with institutions
What an institution can book.
Technical modules
A block inside an existing course, mapped to what you already assess.
Available
Short courses
A standalone course for a group you send, at Pinewood or hosted by you, run as a production simulation.
Available
Refresher days for working crew
For working crew, and for teaching staff who want to be current again.
Available
Production bootcamps
A whole group through prep, shoot and wrap, each in a grade, at pace.
Available
On the record
Where we have engaged with education.
Engagement has included NFTS, UCLan, Ravensbourne, London Screen Academy, Into Film, LJMU, UTC Manchester and Manchester Film School: hosted by, supported by or engaged with, without implying endorsement or formal partnership.
A 40-hour module ran ahead of the Pinewood Futures Festival for a cohort from Buckinghamshire New University and London Screen Academy, alongside members of Screen Sisters CIC and Futures in Film: a virtual production shoot in a studio environment with multiple cameras, camera tracking, gimbals, exoskeleton, grip, remote and cranes, around a live show environment.
Who teaches
Practitioners
Taught in the terminology you will hear on the day.
Cinematography, camera, lighting, sound, DIT and virtual production, taught the way the departments are run: UK grades, UK terminology.
Both directions
The same practitioners, in both rooms.
The people who teach in the lecture theatre are the people on the unit.
For the institution
What you get, and what to bring.
Content built with your module leader, and an attendance and completion record for your quality process.
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