Entry requirements

This Professional Licence degree is open to people between the ages of 18 and 30 for apprenticeship contracts (exception for Ile-de-France). There is no age limit for students in vocational training or on a professionalisation contract. Students must have completed a high school diploma and at least two years of higher education (120 ECTS), preferably in one of the following areas: visual or audiovisual communication, cinema studies, management.

Selection on the basis of application and interviews in English and French.

Benefits of the program

The Professional Licence in Audiovisual Production Management is led by an educational team in partnership with Gobelins, the image school. 70% of the degree’s teachers also work in the industry. Students take part in a professional experience abroad.

Acquired skills

This course prepares students to work as executives in the sectors of audiovisual production management and new digital technologies. The programme provides training in management for audiovisual, cinema, animation and multimedia productions: streaming, visual effects, multimedia, virtual reality and video games.

International

Given that the course is structured in a one-year apprenticeship format, it is not possible for students to undertake an international work placement. However, contact with overseas courses may be considered in the future. International Corporate Volunteering (VIE) projects may be supported by the university.

Capacities

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Course venue

Other course venue

GOBELINS campus Paris St-Marcel - 73, boulevard Saint-Marcel - 75013 Paris

Your future career

Some students are employed as an production assistant or production manager following their apprenticeship. Students find jobs as executives in sectors that are currently undergoing significant shifts in terms of how work is organised and the production chain in audiovisual, cinema and digital productions.

Professional integration

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Study objectives

Graduates of the Professional Licence in Audiovisual Production Management can work as production managers, production administrators, post-production managers and distribution coordinators.

Major thematics of study

Production process for live action

Production process for animation

Production chain for animation

Production phases for an audiovisual programme

Post-production

Specialised English

Tutored projects

Work placement thesis

Calendar

After a period of full-time study in September at the university and in January at Gobelins, the class schedule is structured in a apprentice work-study format: two days in class and three days at a company.