CUA60620 Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media

Entry Requirements

Participants for the Advance Diploma of Screen and Media will be required to have:

IELTS band score of 6.0 ( Academic or general version) or equivalent internationally recognised exam result in line with Australian Student Visa requirements; or
Satisfactory completion of at least 20 weeks of ELICOS within Australian Institute; or
Completed secondary studies equivalent to an Australian Year 12 qualification
Be eligible for an English language exemption in line with Australian Student Visa requirements
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Course Details

You will further develop your design practice plus gain crucial training in the industry of screen and media. The course reflects the role of media designers who have a command of wide-ranging, highly specialized technical, creative and conceptual skills and knowledge in visual communication. It gives you the broad base necessary to move ahead in the art, design, screen and media industries.

Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media will give you the skills required to work within this creatively inspiring sector. You will develop a greater understanding of screen and media production, editing, storyboarding, storyline development, graphic design software, compositing, and animation.

This course is delivered as part of a sequence, beginning with CUA51020 Diploma of Screen and Media.

It will provide you with the specialized knowledge to operate individually or collaboratively within the video editing, design and visual effects industry. Technology is redefining the screen and media landscape and you will actively obtain the advanced skills necessary to contribute to this evolving design sector.

Job Opportunities

Animation Designer
Special Effects Designer
Games Designer
Artistic Director
3D Modeler and Animator
Web Designer
Graphic Designer

Pathway

Successful completion of this course will enable you to enrol into a degree course in the higher education sector. Entrance requirements and exemptions vary with course and university.

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