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Bachelor of Screen Production

ProviderExcelsia University College
Course code: UAC250010Higher education providerStudy area: Communication and Media Studies, necData JSON
AttendanceOn campus
Intakes & start dates18 Feb 2027 · Pennant Hills · NSW

Course overview

The Bachelor of Screen Production is designed for future writers, directors, cinematographers, production designers, sound recordists, editors or designers, screen editors, and production managers and coordinators.

Students develop their craft using film industry quality equipment and gear, as well as a mixture of lower budget equipment, creating a skill set across the spectrum of film needs. The Bachelor of Screen Production is a unique model of training that is value-driven, heavily practical, industry-informed, professionally sustainable and socially directed. Over the entirety of the course students experience a variety of roles in numerous productions which enables a diverse skill set when entering the industry.

The course teaches unique theory and philosophy for contemporary filmmakers, offering rich terrain for cinematic exploration. The course aims to inspire filmmakers and creatives using centuries of compelling storytelling narrative and self-reflection integrated with modern concepts and industry practice.

Course record

Majors

Areas of study

Cinematography, directing, production design, screen editing, screen production, screen storytelling, screenwriting.

Career Opportunities

Career opportunities

Cinematographer, director, editor, production designer, production manager, screenwriter, sound recordist.

Other Information

Practical experience

Over the entirety of the course, students experience a variety of roles in numerous productions, developing a diverse skill set for entering the industry. Students create original films using industry-ready cameras and production facilities, including a soundstage, screening room, movement studios, training rooms, production offices, a post-production mastering suite and editing suites.

Students work in film crews to practise on-set exercises and prepare the creative and organisational documentation required for filming. Screen productions can include short films, web-series pilots, documentaries and experimental projects.

Fees and charges

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Entry requirements

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Standard entry

Applicants with recent secondary education

Completion of NSW Higher School Certificate or interstate/overseas equivalent.

Other applicants

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Student profile

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Campuses & intake dates

Upcoming intakes

  • Pennant HillsNSW18 Feb 2027
  • Pennant HillsNSW