Bachelor of Interactive Media Focus on Film

Academy of Information Technology

Course details

CRICOS course code: 073206D

Level of study: Undergraduate

Summary

The Australian film industry is one of our nation’s proudest icons, achieving on the international stage at a rate that far outweighs our size. Add to this the high demand for film professionals in advertising and online media and you will find yourself on track for a varied and exciting career path. Combine a solid theoretical foundation with practical hands-on expertise covering every aspect of the filmmaking process - from script writing, character development, cinematography and directing to editing, documentary production, advertising and producing. Write produce and direct your own original films through independent and team-based projects, giving you a solid understanding of how a film set works. We arm you with a collection of films to showcase to future employers.

Outcomes

Master storytelling, production, techniques and gain real world experience.

Storytelling

  • Develop compelling stories through logline, treatment, script, storyboard and animatics Production.
  • Design principles & techniques, imbue a story with colour, texture, layout & props.
  • Edit photography & film for multiple screen platforms.
  • Record, process and implement sound and learn the principles for effective sound design.

Animation & Motion

  • Create motion graphics & basic animation.
  • Design and develop animated characters, through timing, movement, composition, background art, texturing and lighting.
  • Design and create virtual worlds using best-practice principles.

Real-world

  • Work with speed & efficiency and collaborate effectively under real-world pressure on industry briefs.
  • Learn industry-standard software and applications.

Software

Learn industry-standard software

  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Adobe After Effects
  • Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Cinema 4D
  • Celtx
  • Pro Tools

Careers

Forecast to grow from 20% in 2020, film is the largest player in the entertainment sector.

The evolution of technology and the trend towards visual content means that filmmakers are no longer solely focused on feature films or the Trop fest title.

Video has become increasingly important in a corporate setting - from advertising and internal communications to PR and event coverage. Brands and media outlets are increasingly using video to convey their message.

Viral videos are attracting larger audiences than commercial TV shows and magazines are expanding their horizons with digital content distributed through smartphone apps. This means that within a booming industry, the career opportunities are extraordinary.

Better yet, the broad focus of the Bachelor of Interactive Media arms graduates with the skills to thrive across a broad range of career paths - from a director to a producer, scriptwriter to post-production manager.

Specific Roles

  • Cinematographer
  • Compositor
  • Digital Content Producer
  • Director
  • Editor
  • Film Producer
  • Multimedia Manager
  • Post-production Manager
  • Production Assistant
  • Scriptwriter
  • Software Developer

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Tuition Fees (AUD $) Start date Duration Campus
Tuition fee: 63,600 for the entire course; Enrolment Fee: 200 16 Mar 2020
04 May 2020
13 Jul 2020
Full time
Read more3 years full time; 2 years accelerated
Melbourne Campus
Level 13, 120 Spencer Street
Melbourne Victoria 3000
Australia

Entry criteria

Completion of year 12 or equivalent; OR

Certificate IV, VET Diploma or Higher Education Diploma (completion); OR

Successful completion of one year of full-time study in a degree course at a higher education provider; OR

Admission via non-academic criteria may include demonstrated interest or experience in relevant fields or work. Students may be asked to demonstrate this through a short-written piece, interview and or portfolio

IELTS Academic 6.0 or equivalent

Address

Academy of Information Technology
Sydney Campus
Level 2, 7 Kelly Street
Sydney New South Wales 2007
Australia
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