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  1. Good evening ladies and gents, I just came back from my C&G BS:7671 18th Edition exam and realised that I'm still missing some information regarding the legal requirements to call oneself a lighting designer/gaffer/spark in the UK. I thought maybe it would be a good idea to open a thread about these details especially here where(UK) you cannot just decide overnight that you want to be a gaffer but actually need to get qualified. My questions are What are the minimum requirements to call yourself a Spark or taken seriously as one? (besides BS:7671, I heard that also NA7909(3) is recommended to get things started) Do you need to get certified as an electrician to even begin your journey towards becoming a gaffer? In your experience as a gaffer, which qualifications/courses you absolutely had to get to be part of larger productions? Can you be part of an union if you are not fully certified as an electrician? (e.g. BECTU) How far can you wing it as an unofficial gaffer? (uncertified) Which is the point where the law prevents you from working on set no matter your experience? Thank you for your time and hope other users will find this helpful ^__^ Best, TheDragon
  2. This is a Free course studied online, enrollments are now open , be quick before it ends Visit the web : http://filmmediaclass.webs.com/ The following are the units that are studied in each Level. Level 1: TV Opening Sequences Critique, Design and Trailer Production Task. Music Videos Critique, Design and Production Task. Level 2 Profiling Documentary with Design and Treatment Task Visions of an Auteur with Critique , Design and Production Task Global Visions - World Cinema Written Critique What do you learn in Film television and new media studies? Task one Screen Matters you will be working on Trailers and analysing different genres of trailers and understanding how trailers are made. In this Assessment and in this topic you will be learning the following: Camera angles Shot types Camera movements Mise en scene Codes and Conventions Different Genres How to analyse and Opening Sequences and write a critique What is cinematography? Lighting Editing Location Storyboarding and writing s treatment
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