比利布魯設(shè)計(jì)學(xué)院

Guaranteed to impress people when you casually drop it into conversation at parties, Film & Video Design is also a brilliant qualification to have if you’d like to spend your work time doing things with motion graphic design, digital video production, editing and post-production, sound design, concept design, pre-production planning, cinematography, compositing and visual effects. Or if you’re just into solving problems that other people probably don’t even know exist.

In addition to working through briefs and creative processes that get used by professionals, in your final year you’ll have the chance to apply for an internship with a professional motion design studio or production house, where you’ll potentially be working on real-world clients’ live projects.

WHAT TO EXPECT

The Bachelor of Film and Video provides graduates with knowledge and skills in video production with sound, lighting and production processes along with post-production workflows focusing on video editing, colour grading, sound and motion graphic design suitable for a broad range of motion design related sectors and employment opportunities. The specialisation interweaves the acquisition of practical skills with the study of moving image design, film, television and media theory, and the study of professional practice in motion design workplaces. The course design incorporates industry-informed briefs, industry mentors, client projects, internship opportunities and study of emerging areas of motion design practice. In this way graduates have the opportunity to pair a well-rounded motion design generalist knowledge base with further focused niche skills development in a motion design specialist area.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

• Broad and flexible hands-on design skills
• Knowledge of design, film, TV and animation
• Briefs and creative processes used by industry
• Enriched creativity and storytelling
• Opportunity to intern with a professional motion design studio or production house

You’ll have a variety of career options, including:

• Art director
• Animation director
• Colour grader
• Compositor
• Digital video producer
• Broadcast designer
• Motion graphic designer

What you’ll study

The course structure comprises eight common core subjects, 12 specialised and four elective subjects over Levels 100, 200, and 300, as follows:

• Level 100: three common core subjects; four specialised subjects; one elective subject
• Level 200: three common core subjects; four specialised subjects; one elective subject
• Level 300: two common core subjects, four specialised subjects; two elective subjects (one x 300 level and one x 200 or 300 level elective).