This course will help you develop skills in storytelling, narrative structure and interview techniques, as well as experimenting with different camera types, scenarios, editing and post production tools.
Be immersed in the world of filmmaking from day 1! The Diploma of Film will teach you how to shoot, edit, script, direct and produce professional quality digital media.
Learn how to apply high-level cinematography and visual effects to films using professional equipment, contemporary software, and processes used by industry experts every day.
This course will help you develop skills in storytelling, narrative structure and interview techniques, as well as experimenting with different camera types, scenarios, editing and post production tools.
A dedicated practical studio lab is undertaken as the final trimester of the Diploma, where you are guided by experts to develop hands-on technical skills using industry-standard software and procedures.
You'll also have the opportunity to build a professional portfolio piece. Successful completion of the Diploma of Film, leads you to the Bachelor of Film.
At the completion of this course, students will be able to:
Identify and apply appropriate, flexible and professional procedures, when undertaking film, video or visual media projects.
Demonstrate relevant industrial knowledge when developing professional quality film, video or visual media.
Apply problem solving techniques to manage issues during the production process.
Determine appropriate new and emerging technology suitable for use in film, video or visual media.
Complete film, video or visual media projects, adhering to set deliverables, timelines and expectations.
Display ethical and cultural awareness during the development of film, video or visual media content.
Investigate the impact and influence that visual media, society and culture have on the determination of media and messaging.
Communicate ideas professionally, utilising appropriate tools, techniques and visual supports.
Utilise self-reflection, professional feedback, networking and personal development strategies to ensure continuous professional and personal growth.
Our award-winning campuses in Sydney and Melbourne are coupled with innovative technology and an inspiring learning culture which makes our learning experience unlike any other.
Featuring state-of-the-art computer labs, green screen rooms and Mac editing suites, sensor-based motion capture system, student lounges, creative makerspace areas giving students areas to collaborate and share ideas and dedicated student libraries in our Sydney and Melbourne campuses.
Students will learn that concept development within filmmaking has many mitigating factors, logistic and creative, and that knowing what students want and how to achieve those ends, in collaboration with others, is key to the progress, realisation, and final presentation of their vision.
Documentary Filmmaking course is offered by Summer School in Film making. Now in its twenty ninth fabulous year, (after missing 2 years doe to Covid-19) the Summer School in Filmmaking offers intensive teaching in all aspects of film production.
Film and VFX Foundations serves as a valuable bridge to further study in film production, visual effects, and post-production. Graduates leave with a portfolio of work, knowledge, and skills useful in many other multimedia and design areas.
Students will use Premiere Pro to sequence their film and build various effects and transitions. Across the semester, students highlight these skills by building short films in their chosen genres via two Specialised Skills tasks and one larger
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