it's been great, i've shot a number of short videos for projects as part of my assignments and they have recieved good reviews so that's nice

they are very good, the workshops are really good and the software to edit and design videos and films are very good

a lot, like i said the workshops i work in are very good, so too is the software we use

they are ok

recording everything, you can come across some amazing spontaneous incidents, that can be retained for a lifetime in my video recorder

i haven't joined any societies because i have a lot of fun with my camera and video recorder

learn how to write, direct, edit and design films. being able to conceptualize an imagination and communicate that through the medium of film

not sure

it is not good value

I love the Regent's campus because it has this old London vibe. We held a few pitching classes at the Regent Street Cinema which is really cool. The RS cinema is also the birthplace of British cinema where Lumiere's first film was also screened, such a dream for filmmaker and student like me. Some faculty members can use some improvements in terms of teaching techniques and how they treat international students who are also people of color, but our course leader was really passionate and good so it kinda balances it out. I hope more trained lecturers work for the program.

I love that we have a partnership with the BFI but they could've been more present for our program. For someone who already has some work experience, I was expecting more practical learnings but at some point, it became repetitive. I love our course leader, but some other lecturers don't have the same passion and drive which makes the class demotivated at times.

No