The progressive nature of the Film and Television programme (FTV) requires students to follow a stair-casing programmefrom Basics of FTV to Secondary FTV through to a Final Project phase. The aim of this progression is to enable students to learn the full range of specializations incorporated in Film and TV Production, so as to enable career-ready technicians as they enter into Film and TV careers. The learning is provided through classroom instruction, hands-on workshops, practical , projects and in the process, the students acquire a thorough production experience in their specialization 

•	Successful completion of Sixth Form or equivalence (12 years of continuous progression) or equivalent pass in English. Applicants may also be admitted to Certificate IV in Film & Television programme who may not meet the 12 years of continuous progression requirement, but who are able to demonstrate their ability to succeed in programmes at these levels on the basis of maturity, work experience, or prior learning. 
•	Applicants who do not meet 4.1 above may also be admitted under mature entry provisions as per UASR. The Dean / Head of Department may require such an applicant to sit for any specific or general examination as a prerequisite for any such enrolment, or may restrict enrolment only in certain prescribed courses, which must be passed to progress further            "