雪爾頓學(xué)院

In the first two years of this degree, you'll get a taste of everything this industry has to offer. Under the guidance of industry-experienced professors, you'll choose electives in direction, production, writing and editing to find where your talent lies. In your final semesters, you'll specialize — documentary or drama production, scriptwriting, directing, cinematography, editing or sound.

Career Opportunities

The broad range of skills that the Honours Bachelor of Film and Television degree provides will help graduates to pursue multiple roles in a variety of employment options in the creative industries sector.

Here are some jobs you might find:

Content Producer/Director
Assistant Editor
Camera Trainee
Boom Operator
Editor
Grip
Production Assistant
Script Reader

Learning Outcomes

Show proficiency in at least two disciplinary areas as part of a filmmaking team, including: producing/production, management, screenwriting, directing, camera and lighting, editing, audio, art direction, set design, special effects and television studio production.

Develop your creativity and analytical skills by identifying quality story concepts and creating script breakdowns/analyses from at least two disciplinary perspectives.

Work collaboratively with a team to translate a prepared script into a coherent dramatic film, documentary or television production, following industry practice.

Develop an understanding of the industry as a whole by executing all components of development, pre-production, production and post-production planning in at least two disciplinary areas.

Apply what you learn and prepare for employment by creating a portfolio or demo reel.

Develop critical thinking and self-awareness by evaluating a variety of theories and approaches to film analysis.

Contextualize the social, political, cultural, technological and/or artistic influences upon film and television stories.

Assess the relationships between film history, film styles and film aesthetics in order to identify and predict industry trends.

Develop communication skills through presentation of film themes and aesthetics in essays and in class discussions.

Learn and live industry practices by identifying the stakeholders and various markets within the film, broadcast and related media industries as well as complying with legal and ethical standards related to the film and broadcast industries.

Learn and follow industry process: pitch story concepts with clarity, develop financial and marketing plans, identify sources of financing, and assess copyright and intellectual property issues.

Prepare for employment by developing a plan based upon critical self-reflection and employer/placement feedback.