Course overview

Studying in this cutting-edge course you’ll undertake a deeper exploration of cinematographic techniques, including advanced lighting, dynamic camera movements and the impacts of strong visual composition. You’ll examine the relationship between images, design and meaning and refine your ability to craft compelling imagery through technical and creative decisions. You’ll be encouraged to develop creative projects that challenge conventions and push the boundaries of moving image expression. You’ll learn to embrace AI to enhance both your creative production and theoretical learning both ethically and creatively. In your folio you will explore innovative and experimental approaches to filmmaking, integrating practical and CGI elements. This innovative course will start to build your skills, adaptability and confidence in the exciting and fast evolving world of digital media creation.

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, Creative Development 1: Folio (Genre & Narrative), Creative Development 2: Folio (Experimental Moving Image), Post Production SM1: Editing & Grading (Non-Linear, Colour and Sound Design), Post Production SM2: SFX (Intro to Visual Effects, Motion Tracking & Compositing).

Career Opportunities

The type of careers this qualification leads to may include Digital Marketing Specialist Multimedia Producer Video Producer Audio Producer/Podcaster Editor Digital Effects Assistant Colourist Sound Designer Video Artist 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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