Creative Arts A-Levels BTC

31/01/2023

Look what our first year photography students have been creating. From portraiture to solarisation.

18/08/2022

Class of ‘22

24/06/2022

Our taster day is in full swing. Music, Media and Production Arts students getting stuck in.
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18/05/2022

It’s exam season and here at BTC, we are ensuring every student gets a healthy breakfast before smashing their English GCSE today.
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In Creative Arts we even rolled out the red tablecloth.
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Good luck to all students sitting their English exams today.
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18/11/2021

Some amazing photography work on display in our Creative Arts building.

18/11/2021

Our Media A-Level students have just finished studying news. We always apply a practical approach to the topics.
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Check out these awesome social media and newspaper front covers created by our first year students ➡️➡️.
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11/02/2021

‘Faces’ - more excellent work from our talented Photography A-Level students. Everyone loves portraiture and montages right? When shooting a portrait being able to control the lighting in a studio is very useful, but, these have been excellently created at home by our learners 😍 wow.
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16/06/2020

‘Imagine’ our end of year show launches on the 18th this Thursday. Featuring and celebrating students work from our entire curriculum. Keep an eye out for further updates and we hope you’ll join us for the launch.

02/06/2020

01/06/2020

A Level photography student Ethan Hill quotes “This piece was a look into addiction and the many ways it impacts on different people. From those directly suffering from addiction to the ones that were caught in the cross fire”. Ethan has incorporated traditional darkroom processes to convey a deeper emotional connection within his work. A well considered and mature piece of work. He is continuing his photographic studies next year with the University of Gloucestershire.

25/05/2020

BTC A level photography student Tony Taylor has created this grid of nine images which challenges the traditional idea to landscape. Each image incorporates the use of mirrors which has been influenced by the works of Sebastian Magnani.