Course overview

Studying in this cutting-edge course you will engage in a wide range of creative experiences and explore impactful storytelling. You will work on location shoots capturing dynamic visuals in real world settings, and experiment with audio production including creating podcasts and designing soundscapes. You’ll explore 3D compositing with Blender, bringing imaginative concepts to life, and design and print digital art. In the studio you will explore and master video production, lighting, camera work and directing. You will also step into the future of filmmaking, with virtual production where real and digital worlds meet, to create innovative projects. Beyond this you will dive into AI image generation, exploring creative tools and craft immersive experiences with virtual reality production. You will design live visuals for performances and events through VJ (Visual Jockey) design, discover set designs, cinematic visuals, special effects and mastering professional finishes.

Course record

Majors

Camera & Cinematography 1: Camera Techniques (Framing & Movement), Camera & Cinematography 2: Cinematography Techniques (Advanced Lighting Setups & Camera Movement), Context 1: Design Theory, Context 2: Media developments and Visual Culture, Context 3: Cinema Studies, Context 4: Social Entrepreneurship & Media Ethics, Creative Development 1: Folio (Genre & Narrative), Creative Development 2: Folio (Experimental Moving Image), Creative Development 3: Folio (Exploring Creative Horizons & Interactive Storytelling), Creative Development 4: Folio (Impact - social, cultural or environmental themese), Creative Industries: Business of Freelancing, Electives - 18 Elective Subject Options for students to choose from, Industry: Mentor Program, Post Production SM1: Editing & Grading (Non-Linear, Colour and Sound Design), Post Production SM2: SFX (Intro to Visual Effects, Motion Tracking & Compositing), Screen Media Major: Commercial Media (Option), Screen Media Major: Experimental Media (Option).

Career Opportunities

The type of careers this qualification leads to may include Digital Marketing Specialist Multimedia Producer Video Producer Art Director Audio Producer/Podcaster Commercial Digital Artist Director of Photography Editor Digital Effects Specialist Colourist Sound Designer Virtual Reality (VR) Developer Prompt Engineer Creative Technologist Digital Artist Video Jockey (VJ) Video Artist Script Writer Content Creator/Producer

Entry requirements

Review the captured standard entry requirements, English requirements and additional notes for this course.

Standard entry

Current Year 12 graduates

Educational outcomes considered for selection

Year 12s and students with recent secondary education - we do not use ATAR as any part of the admission criteria.

On successful completion of your informal interview/creative chat you will receive an offer and a sense of certainty.

Interviews are held in person with a campus tour or via zoom - whatever works best for you.

You can discuss your creative ideas and/or any creative work at the interview.

We just want to learn more about you and your interests and creative ideas.

SEAS (Special Entry Access Scheme)

Applicants who have experienced educational disadvantage are encouraged to apply for the Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS).

Depending on eligibility and your circumstances, a SEAS application may provide support for your course application.

For further information go to Photography Studies College (Melbourne) SEAS information and the Photography Studies College (Melbourne) website

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Campuses & intake dates

MelbourneVIC

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