Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media - Film and Television
Swinburne University of Technology
About
The Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media focusing on Film and Television provides in-depth knowledge of the filmmaking production process and related screen and media practices.
Students engage in the process of conceptualisation, technical production and final delivery on a number of projects including short film, music video, documentary and alternative screen media.
This hands-on curriculum is designed to reflect real-world industry environments and employability skillsets while encouraging students to explore their own creativity and passions.
Structure
The Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media – Film and Television provides students with an inspired approach to the development and creation of film and television content for the screen and media industries with an emphasis on conceptual, creative and technical production techniques and processes.
Major study areas focus on producing, production planning, art direction, advanced cinematography, editing, post-production and visual effects, colour grading, scriptwriting, development and interpretation, directing cast and crew. Students at this level will be able to develop productions independently, collaborate with others, focus on a chosen area of interest and manage projects from conception to completion.
The course is designed to equip students with a combination of practical skills, critical thinking skills and cultural and work ready attributes to prepare them for a career in the screen and media industries.
Students must complete the three core and 13 elective units listed.
Units of study
Design animation and digital visual effects (CUAANM503)
Direct cinematography for screen productions (CUACAM601)
Direct performers for screen productions (CUADRT502)
Establish the creative vision for screen productions (CUADRT601)
Direct screen production crews (CUADRT603)
Develop lighting design (CUALGT504)
Perform primary and secondary colour correction (CUAPOS502)
Plan and manage film and media pre-production (CUAPPM603)
Extend cultural research expertise (CUARES602)
Manage Production of sound design (CUASOU601)
Edit scripts (CUAWRT602)
Entry requirements
Institution
