New Zealand Certificate in Creativity (Level 4)

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The New Zealand Certificate in Creativity is a half year programme that allows you to express your creativity using the latest techniques and technology.

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19 Weeks

Course Details

Learners will engage in a range of skills that develop both individual creative practice and collaborative practices. Learners will develop skills in animation, drawing, filmmaking, set development, digital painting, photography, printmaking, art history and professional development. Learners will be using the latest techniques and processes to build their creative practice, while also understanding the historical context for their studies. Learners will build on their existing practice and be set up to be able to work in community/industry on creative project or further their knowledge in further study.

Pathways include:

  • Bachelor of Screen Arts – Animation Major
  • Bachelor of Screen Arts – Game Design Major
  • Bachelor of Screen Arts – Concept Art Major
  • Bachelor of Screen Arts – Film Major
  • Bachelor of Screen Arts – Content Creation Major
  • Bachelor of Screen Arts – Digital Fashion Design Major

Course Content

NZCC101 Drawing/Animation (Level 4) 10 Credits 

To introduce students to a range of approaches to cross-disciplinary practice-based research exploring drawing concepts and concerns through animation. 

NZCC102 Painting/Digital (level 4) 10 Credits

To introduce students to a range of approaches to cross-disciplinary practice-based research exploring painting concepts and concerns through digital painting. 

NZCC103 Printmaking/Photography (level 4) 10 Credits

To introduce students to a range of approaches to cross-disciplinary practice-based research exploring printmaking concepts and concerns through photography. 

NZCC104 Sculpture/Film (Level 4) 10 Credits 

To introduce students to a range of approaches to cross-disciplinary practice-based research exploring sculptural concepts and concerns through filmmaking. 

NZCC105 Art History and Theory (Level 4) 10 Credits

To introduce students to a range of art historical and theoretical contexts and critical approaches to the visual and screen arts with a focus on cross-disciplinary practices developing basic academic skills through active documentation and via a practice-based research approach.

NZCC106 Professional Practices (Level 4) 10 Credits 

To introduce students to basic professional practices associated with the screen arts.

 

  • Invercargill CBD Branch

    133 Tay Street, Invercargill CBD, Invercargill
  • Frankton Branch

    11 Hawthorne Drive, Frankton, Dunedin
  • Hornby Branch

    60 Waterloo Road, Hornby, Christchurch
  • Otanomomo Branch

    498 Owaka Highway, Otanomomo, Dunedin
  • Gore Branch

    70 Kakapo Street, Gore, Invercargill

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