Are you debating what career path is right for you? A career in Broadcasting and Film can be hard work, with long hours; on top of this, most of the work is either contract or freelance, so you'll be facing a lack of job security. However contributing to the world of visual storytelling is also a challenging and rewarding endeavour. A great first step into this field is a course in film studies or filmmaking. Film Studies is the academic side of film, and you'll usually be covering the related subjects of film theory, criticism, and history. There are many production-focused programmes in higher education, as well as many practical PLC production courses available around the country. Search for the right option for you today on Whichcollege.ie.
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