The qualification is designed for learners wishing to create collaborative solutions for people in the Film Production discipline. It is learner-centred and offers the ability for students to construct their own understanding of theory and practice from a uniquely personal perspective. The qualification aims to meet contemporary and future workplace demands of employers and industries. These entities require flexible problem solvers who can lead, manage and collaborate in order to create people-centred solutions that have a positive impact on people and communities whilst remaining sustainable, financially viable and profitable.
PROGRAMME OVERVIEW
The Film Production major targets students with a passion for film making and aims to produce graduates capable of creating footage to be deployed on a variety of media. Students will create films that engage the audience as well as seek more understanding of themselves and others in order to become better visual storytellers. They will be dedicated to their own personal journey and engagement in order to create films that connect with themselves and the wider audience.
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YEAR 2
YEAR 3
PROJECT IDEATION
PROJECT PRE-PRODUCTION
CAPSTONE PROJECT / CAPSTONE PROJECT INTERNSHIP
Possible employment outcomes:
- Filmmaker
- Independent Filmmaker (Weddings/Private Events)
- Documentarian (Educational Films/Facts/Reporting)
- Cinematographer/Assistant Cinematographer
- Scriptwriter/Storyteller
- Director of Photography/Camera Operator
- Director/Assistant Director
Beyond Film
Motion picture content is a compelling way to communicate ideas and owing to the prevalence of video and film content requirements, work is available in a variety of fields beyond Television and Film. More and more filming is occurring for education purposes and other non-mainstream media uses. Many independent filmmakers set up their own studios to create films and other footage for advertising or 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 3 year Post Study Work Visa with possible extensions).
INTAKES
| Intakes | ||
|---|---|---|
| October 2019 | February 2020 | July 2020 |
| KEY INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS |  | |||
| Course Code | 3472 | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 fees details Click here | ||||
