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Studying Film Studies with ED6 drives exploration of the constantly evolving forms of film making and the theory behind the developing nature of cinematography. We look at films from a range of classic to modern day blockbusters to compare the ever-present details in developing a narrative and the encompassing use of technology to deliver a masterclass in on screen action. Once we have embedded the knowledge, we need to master the practical! We will be creating short films, scenes and scripts of our own with a goal of becoming film makers ourselves! Over the 2-year Course we will look at a large range of theories, products & developing methods of practical activities. The briefs for coursework and session content change every year so we will have new and fun opportunities to explore in every term!

This Level 2 will provide you with experience in dance, drama, vocals and production arts - giving you a rounded approach to the Performing and Production Arts industry.

Train to be a professional arborist (tree surgeon) at East Durham College's stunning Houghall campus, home to a wide variety of rare trees.

If you were born to be on the stage, there's no better course for you than EDC's performing and production arts course! Learn a wide variety of skills in dance, drama, musical theatre and production arts.

Ready for more? Take your learning further with our Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing & Production Arts!

This course covers both tree pruning (formally CS40); aerial pruning operations and looks at crown thinning, crown pruning, crown reduction and pollarding, and aerial tree rigging (formally CS41).

This course is designed for any person employed in arboriculture, forestry, horticulture, landscaping and grounds maintenance who is or will be required to operate wood chippers.

This specialist course will provide you with the knowledge and understanding of the principles of best practice in maintaining and operating a stump grinder safely. This course is perfect for arborists looking to extend their current list of employable qualifications.

This qualification, formally known as CS30, is about the maintenance of a chainsaw and cross cutting trees is delivered through theory and practical sessions. The course covers safety features, preparing the chainsaw for use with correct fuel and lubrication and cross cutting timber accurately. This unit must be completed before progressing on the further chainsaw courses.

This qualification is for individuals who operate chainsaws as part of their work in arboriculture, forestry or other industries. It will provide the individual with the knowledge, understanding and skills required to fell small trees up to 380mm safely and to industry standards in line with current legislation.