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SAE Institute New Zealand Diploma in Film Making
SAE Institute New Zealand

Diploma in Film Making

Auckland, New Zealand

12 Months

English

Full time

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Key Summary

    About: The Diploma in Film Making offers students a comprehensive exploration of film production, from pre-production planning to post-production editing. The curriculum includes hands-on experience with equipment, storytelling techniques, and industry standards. Students collaborate on projects, gaining practical skills and insights to navigate the film world effectively.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various roles in the film industry, including film director, editor, cinematographer, and production manager. Opportunities exist within film studios, production companies, and independent projects, allowing for diverse career paths in creative and technical filmmaking.

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Introduction

The Diploma in Film Making focuses on intensive theoretical and practical training in all aspects of film and TV production. Digital film and animated element creation is examined and construction techniques are explored in depth. Students use individual computer workstations in our Film Lab and utilise our Film Post Production Studio in developing their creative and technical skills using various industry software and control surfaces.

Who should take this programme?

  • Anyone wanting a solid grounding in the theory and practice of creative design and film making
  • Individuals interested in working professionally in television or film
  • Enthusiasts and hobby film makers wishing to become professionals
  • Anyone wanting to stay competitive and enhance their employability in a rapidly changing job market

SKILLS AND OUTCOMES

  • Develop storylines and treatments
  • Plan and shoot a wide range of content
  • Integrate live-action footage and elements of 3D annimation
  • Manage media assets
  • Create titles and credits for screen productions
  • Collaborate in a creative process
  • Ensure a safe workplace
  • Record sound on location
  • Apply special effects

CAREER OPTIONS

  • Camera Operator
  • Video Editor
  • Special Effects Artist
  • Scriptwriter
  • Videographer
  • Visual Designer2D or 3D Animator
  • Video Producer
  • Video Post Production Engineer
  • Lighting Technician
  • Performer/Actor
  • Advertising/Marketing/Promotions

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Minimum Age

Students must be 17 years of age or older.

Academic Requirements

Students should have NCEA Level 1 in Maths and Science, or equivallent; OR adult entry if 20 years of age or older.

English Language Requirements

Students must have a good command of both oral and written English.

Students who do not speak English as the first language, current International English Language Testing System (IELTS) with a band score of at least 6, or equivalent must be supplied.

Entrance Interview

Students may be required to attend an entrance interview.

FEES AND PAYMENTS

  • Registration Fee : $500
  • Programme Fee : $10,997
  • Total Fees : $11,497

Programme fees may be paid by Student Loan or Direct Credit and must be paid in full prior to the start of the course.

NEXT INTAKE:

  • Enrol By: 16 Jan 2017
  • Start Date: 16 Jan 2017
  • End Date: 15 Dec 2017

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