Production for TV and streaming

Project Implementation
Audiovisual and Entertainment

Project Implementation
Audiovisual and Entertainment

Official Qualification
Higher Vocational Training in Image and Sound

Official Qualification
Higher Vocational Training
Sound and Vision

Two Academic Years
From September 2026 to June 2028

2000 hours of training
1485 hours at school
515 hours at the workplace

Morning or afternoon groups

Higher degree training cycle in audiovisual production of Cinema shows in Barcelona

Official Higher Level Vocational Training Centre No. 78890

If you have talent and a passion for images, Bande à Part is the place for you.

Imagine studying your Vocational Training in Filmmaking at a School specializing in Film and Audiovisual with 17 years of experience and train alongside other students as passionate about Film and Television as you.

At Bande à Part we only provide audiovisual training, so from day one you will be immersed in a 100% practical learning environment: filming, castings, rehearsals on set, camera tests, studio recording, pre-production meetings, dubbing… Training for the future through real experience.

You will have at your disposal all the professional equipment you need to develop your technical and creative skills: cameras, lighting, sound, TV studio, image and sound editing software… and you will practice all the trades and all formats: fiction, documentary, television, music video, live shows…

Our faculty is comprised of active professionals who will impart not only technical skills, but also the methodologies, discipline, and abilities demanded by today's job market. We are committed to a comprehensive education that fosters the technical, creative, and interpersonal skills necessary for teamwork and for your talent to materialize in high-quality projects.

At Bande à Part we transform your passion for image into a profession with a future.

If audiovisuals are your passion, you have talent, and you want to learn in an environment of image enthusiasts, Bande à Part is your first professional studio. Don't settle for just studying from books; come and find your place in the audiovisual industry of the future.

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Our Methodology

At Bande à Part we transform theory into practice through the system How our Learning by doing method works:

Total Practical Immersion: You will learn by working on real projects, filming and post-production from day one.

Set Culture and Personal Projects: You will alternate between teamwork and the creation of individual projects, rotating through all roles to discover your true calling.

Top Facilities and Technology: You will have at your disposal a professional studio, TV control room, sound studio, cameras, lighting equipment… to practice in class and do your personal projects.

Active Mentors: You will learn from teachers who not only teach, but also work today in the main production companies and TV channels.

Personalized Talent: We provide close support to enhance your skills and ensure your success in the job market.

Creation center

At Bande à Part, we understand that talent doesn't have office hours. That's why we encourage our students to continue creating beyond the classroom:

Equipment available to you: We believe in your vision. As a Filmmaking student, you will have access to professional technical equipment (cameras, lighting, sound) for your personal projects and filming outside of class hours.

Facility Reservation: Do you need a set for a short film? A sound studio for a post-production piece? Our facilities in Sants are alive: you can book the spaces to practice, rehearse, and shape your own stories.

Freedom to Experiment: We want Plaza de la Vidriera to be your hub. We provide easy access to editing suites and workstations so you can take your projects to the professional level the industry demands.

Students in action

Film. Video. Television. Live Performances. Editing. Post-production. This is what our students experience every day in the classrooms and on the film sets at Bande à Part.

Study Plan

Film and Video Area

Scriptwriting and analysis. Production breakdown (characters, locations, sets, props, etc.). Set design: technical script and storyboard. Camera angles and lighting. Casting and extras selection. Assistant Director: Shooting schedule. Location scouting and selection. Human and technical resource management. Development

Filming practice. Staging: framing, camera movements, and composition to give narrative form to the script. Directing actors. Supervising camera, sound, and lighting. Directing and coordinating technical teams on set. Functions and working methodologies of the film departments. Controlling the shooting schedule: shooting reports. Directing actors. Continuity and continuity editing: script.

Cinematographic Language and Audiovisual Narrative. Analysis of mise-en-scène through examples to learn how to use the camera, lighting, editing, sound, etc., in audiovisual creation. Determining the formal and expressive characteristics of an audiovisual project, coordinating the necessary technical and artistic resources for its staging.

Television Area

TV Program Design. TV Scriptwriting: writing and analysis. Creating the program outline. Script breakdown and work plan. On-Set Work: coordinating the artistic/technical team and determining the technical resources, lighting, and set design. Multicamera Production: planning the staging, rehearsals, recording, and broadcasting in the studio or on location. Designing camera layouts for studio recordings of all formats.

Practical studio work. Production control room work: coordination of the technical team from the control room (video mixer, camera operators, sound, etc.). Development of the technical script and supervision of the staging.  Video signal switching and camera control via intercom system. Program development Live or recorded: television genre practices: news programs, interviews, entertainment programs…

Area Editing and Postproduction

Theory and Technique of Editing (rhythm, narrative, shot and sequence structure). Workflow Organization: organization, capture, viewing, shot selection, and digital data management. Equipment and Software: configuration of video and audio formats and post-production tools.

Learning and practicing with professional editing software (Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve…). Creation of Visual Effects (VFX). Color correction. Sound post-production (editing and mixing of soundtracks, dialogue, and effects). Project completion and delivery: generation of masters for different platforms and management of final materials.

Area Department of Entertainment

Analysis of theatrical texts and event schedules. Technical breakdown of the script, screenplay, or schedule to determine the technical needs for lighting, sound, and stage machinery.

Live show production. Order management by «cue»: Real-time coordination and execution of the necessary technical and artistic actions for the live performance. Resolution of unforeseen events. Supervision of stage safety.

Area Technical Resources

Operation of video cameras: lenses, filters, and supports (tripods, tracking cameras, cranes, and Steadicams). Lighting equipment: types of spotlights, lighting control, stage structures, etc. Sound equipment: microphones, mixing consoles, sound monitoring systems, and recording equipment. Post-production and multimedia equipment, and broadcasting and distribution systems.

Area Cross-cutting Modules

Preparation for the transition to the job market and career management. Legal framework of work, career guidance, and occupational risk prevention. Teamwork in the audiovisual industry: conflict management and social skills.

The audiovisual company and its environment. Entrepreneurial initiative and the business plan. Creation and launch of a company (legal and tax procedures). Creation of a business simulation portfolio.

Curriculum Update: Skills of the Future

Technical and professional English applied to real scenarios of audiovisual production (film set, television, shows), which facilitates the incorporation of the student into international work teams.

Application of digital technologies to the production processes of the audiovisual sector: AI, Data, Cloud Computing, ERP/CRM systems for project management. Digital Security.

Application of environmental, social, and ethical management criteria for teams in filming and audiovisual productions. Analysis of environmental impact and implementation of measures to optimize resources, manage waste, and recycle materials. Social sustainability and promotion of work teams that foster equality, respect for schedules, and collaboration with local suppliers. Transformation of the audiovisual production model to make it more efficient, conscious, and responsible.

Intermodular Project

Application of acquired skills to a real-world project. Project preparation, scriptwriting, pitching, production, filming, editing, sound design, and post-production. Simulation of a professional environment in film, television, event, or live productions. Participation in various roles within technical and artistic teams.

Students complete these internships in companies in the audiovisual sector:

  • Film and television production companies.
  • Television channels (public or private).
  • Event and live show companies.
  • Advertising and communication agencies.
  • Post-production and editing studios.

Professional agreements

Flyhard Room
Inmo partner
Poland
Kabuto
Rig grip
Support films
Sapsque
Insectotropics

Professional outings

The Advanced Vocational Training Certificate in Bande à Part Production prepares you for key positions in the film, television, and entertainment industries. Thanks to our practical training and the excellent reputation of our graduates in the industry, you will be qualified to work in:

TV Production: Studio Camera Operator

On the Film Set (Movies and TV Series):

Director of fiction and documentary: Creator and person in charge of the staging.
Assistant Director: Right-hand man in the organization and pace of filming.
Production Assistant: A key element in the logistics and execution of large fiction projects.
Camera Operator and Lighting Technician: Responsible for the capture and visual aesthetics in films and advertising.
Soundman: Capture of dialogues, sounds and wildtracks.

On Television and Live Broadcasts (TV3, National and Local Channels):

Director: Creative and technical leader in television programs and broadcasts.
Video Mixer on Studio: Specialist in real-time signal switching for live programs.
Studio Technician: Image and sound capture.
Councilor for Shows and TV: Essential coordinator between the control room and the stage or studio.

TV Production: Studio Sound Technician
TV Production: Studio Lighting Designer

In Post-Production and Editing:

Editor: Architect of the final narrative in series, film and advertising pieces.
Post-production Technician: Responsible for the technical finishing and quality of the final product.
Sound Editing and Mixing

In the Department of Shows and Events:

Head of Councillor's Office: Ultimately responsible for technical and artistic coordination during the performance, ensuring that every "cue" of light, sound and machinery occurs at the exact second.
Stage Manager: Coordinator of everything that happens "behind the curtain", managing the flow of artists, set changes and stage safety.
Technical Director in Shows: Professional specializing in the technical execution of corporate events, festivals and galas, ensuring that the show follows the schedule with millimeter precision.

Stage Management: Stage Manager

Your future awaits you

Where will you be able to work?

  • Cinema and Fiction: Feature film and series production companies for platforms (Netflix, HBO, Amazon…).
  • Media: TV networks and television content producers.
  • Music Industry: Production companies specializing in music videos and artistic content.
  • Advertising and Brands: Communication Agencies and Corporate Departments.
  • Culture and Leisure: Theatres, auditoriums and concert halls.

Academic outings: Official Qualification

The Higher Degree of side band It is an Official Qualification (Generalitat and Ministry) that offers you:

  •  Direct access to University Degrees using your average grade from the cycle.
  • Credit transfer (ECTS) at universities to obtain your degree sooner.
  •  European Union recognized qualification (SET) for working or studying abroad.

Continue your specialization in Film with the Degree in Cinematography Bande à Part

Validate to 3rd year of Degree and specialize in:

  • Direction and Screenplay
  • Photography and Camera
  • Editing, Postproduction and Sound

Access Requirements

Baccalaureate degree

Having passed the Second Year of Baccalaureate in any modality of Experimental Baccalaureate

Admission process

The first step in your career: We want to get to know you

En side bandWe don't believe in automated enrollment processes. For us, each student is a future achiever with a unique vision, and we want to ensure that this is the platform where your talent will truly take off.

Therefore, before starting the registration process, we want to meet with you and your familyThis first step is crucial for three reasons:

Personalized Orientation Interview: We want to hear your concerns, learn about your role models, and understand your future aspirations. We'll also explain how our Higher Level Vocational Training program will enhance your specific skills.

Set Tour: There's nothing like stepping onto the set, entering the editing suites, and seeing the school in full swing. We want you to experience the space where you'll be spending the next two years.

Answering Doubts: This is the ideal time for you and your family to resolve all your doubts about the official qualification, job prospects, and the daily work methodology at the school.

How to get started?

The process is very simple. You just have to request one. personalized visit You can contact us through our form or by calling us directly. We'd be delighted to welcome you into our home and help you decide your future in film.

1. Request an interview and visit to the school

2. Pre-registration and reservation of a place. 

3. Submission of documentation.

4. Formalization of registration

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