Overview
Overview
The screen arts major combines teaching of essential critical, creative and practical production skills to provide an excellent springboard for a career in screen-based and screen-related industries. Students develop competencies as critical thinkers and creative practitioners working in a diverse, collaborative and rapidly changing cultural and industrial environment. Graduates of the major have been successful in local, national and international industries.
What you'll learn
- demonstrate an understanding of concepts, theories, methodologies, histories and production skills and techniques relating to a diverse range of screen media and arts as well as apply them to the development and production of high quality screen-based work, GC1
- apply critical thinking, creative experimentation and entrepreneurial skills so as to realise academic and creative practice-based outcomes, GC2
- communicate ideas effectively to a range of audiences utilising a variety of screen forms, genres and platforms, GC3
- demonstrate an appreciation of the cultural and intercultural significance of screen media, as well as local/global media cultures, trends, practises, influences and opportunities; and reflect this in their academic and creative practices, GC4, GC5
- demonstrate respect for cultural diversity, the wider community and University environment in academic and creative practice works and activities, GC5
- employ ethical and best practice strategies for creative collaboration that will enhance their skills and resilience for working in a dynamic industry, GC6