C11068v2 Graduate Certificate in Film and Video

Overview

The Graduate Certificate in Film and Video is part of an articulated program in Media Arts and Production which includes film, video, multimedia, sound, radio, performance and installation, and the interplay among these media forms.

Course aims

Students completing this course will have: core skills in all stages of video and 16 mm film production, with an emphasis on the development of visual style; some knowledge of screen culture and film and television industry issues; and awareness of film and television industry protocols in production.

Career options

Career options include film and video production and/or direction.

Articulation

Additional admission requirements

Applicants must demonstrate a satisfactory level of education, background and capability. It is expected that applicants will have an undergraduate degree and/or professional or creative experience in a media production field and that they will have demonstrated a satisfactory level of interest and knowledge in the areas of film and video.

Additional recognition of prior learning

Students who successfully complete the Graduate Certificate or the Graduate Diploma in Media Arts and Production and who are admitted to a more advanced-level course in the program are eligible for recognition of prior learning for completed subjects in the more advanced course.

Course duration and attendance

The Graduate Certificate in Film and Video is offered on a one-year, part-time basis.

Course structure

The Graduate Certificate in Film and Video totals 24 credit points of study, consisting of three 8-credit-point subjects. The subject 57094 Film and Video 1 must be undertaken in the first semester of study.

Students undertake between 8 and 16 credit points per semester.

Course completion requirements

Course program

The example part-time program shown below is for Autumn-commencing students. Students commencing in Spring semester undertake the same sequence of subjects.

Other information

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