Post Production Coordination
National Film and Television SchoolPost Production Coordination Cert is an undergraduate degree at National Film and Television School, based in Beaconsfield, taught blended learning (part-time) over 14 weeks.
About this course
Become an integral part of the new wave of highly trained and in-demand Post-Production professionals.
This pioneering course has been designed to produce highly trained Post Coordinators to meet a critical gap in the Film & TV Industry and is set to propel the sector forward into a new era. You’ll benefit from rigorous training to help you confidently hit the ground running as a Post Production PA or Coordinator.
This 14 week part time course, delivered in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Access, Netflix, and Prime Video, is designed to give you a grounding in the different areas that are key in post coordination, these include areas such as…
- Technical workflows
- Tracking costs and using POs
- Organising ADR
- Creating Credits documents and other paperwork
- As well as how to work as part of the Post Production team
The course is predominantly delivered via a weekly lecture in webinar format, and several Saturdays at the National Film and Television School’s London base in Golden Square, where we will teach the elements needed to develop your career in Post, with insight from influential industry figures along the way.
Structure
The NFTS Post Production Coordination course is a comprehensive 14 week programme designed to provide a holistic understanding of the post-production processes. The course consists of weekly two-hour weekday evening sessions online and monthly six-hour Saturday sessions in person. It adopts a linear approach, covering essential stages from pre-shoot to delivery.
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Course Details
- Qualification
- Certificate - Cert
- Study Mode
- Blended learning (part-time)
- Duration
- 14 Weeks
- Start Date
- 2025
- Academic Year
- 2025
- Campus / Location
- Beaconsfield
- Scheme
- Undergraduate
2025-entry data — 2026 offers may differ