
Due to Covid-19 alert levels and the New Zealand borders being closed ATMC NZ Has entered an NZQA approved period of hibernation and is not taking any new enrolments at the present time.
This dynamic and cutting-edge film production course integrates theory and practice to provide the creative and artistic tools needed by emerging filmmakers.
The course will teach you practical skills for film, online and interactive media, through hands-on production courses. It also offers an excellent range of critical courses to develop your understanding of film history, genres and cinematic styles.
Throughout this course you’ll expand your creative thinking, explore the craft of storytelling and, ultimately, transform into a professional film practitioner.
Potential employment outcomes
Employment opportunities for graduates of the Film Production specialisation exist in the digital media industry, film industry, TV industry or in businesses that require video content as part of their communication strategies.
Class format
Class format includes a combination of lectures, tutorials and activities. Classes may also include field trips and industry visits.
ATMC NZ has an excellent relationship with leading film companies and can assist in placing film students for third-year internships.
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Students engaged in Industry based Capstone Projects will have an industry appointed mentor and an ATMC NZ Capstone supervisor to support them on their project.
ATMC NZ has an excellent relationship with leading film companies and can assist in placing film students for third-year Film Production Capstone Projects.
Beyond film
Motion picture content is a compelling way to communicate ideas. Increasingly, video is used in the fields of education, health, the wider corporate world and across non-mainstream media and social channels.
Many filmmakers choose set up their own studios and operate independently creating films and other footage for agencies and other corporate clients.
Academic entry
- Successfully gained University Entrance or equivalent, with credits in relevant subjects
- Applicants will be expected to submit a portfolio of work for selection.
- International students will be expected to have attained NZCEL L4—academic or equivalent (IELTS 6.0—Academic overall with no band lower than 5.5).
Credit value and programme duration
The programme is a 360 credit or three-academic year course of study.
Visa
Student visa (followed by three-year Post-Study Work Visa with possible extensions).
Intakes
February and July – apply now
KEY INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS | ![]() | |||
Course Code | 3472 | |||
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Duration (weeks) | 37 | |||
Tuition Fees | DOMESTIC STUDENTS FEES + REGISTRATION FEES | INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FEES + REGISTRATION FEES | ||
NZ$6,240 – 1st & 2nd year NZ$6,435 – 3rd year | NZ$17,500 per year | |||
Total Learning Hours | 3600 | |||
Requirements | N/A | |||
Student loan information | StudyLink | |||
* All fees above are listed in NZ Dollars (NZ$) and include GST (Goods and Services Tax). Insurance is compulsory for International Students. For more information and fee details Click here |