澳大利亞設(shè)計(jì)學(xué)院

The Bachelor of Design Arts (Filmmaking & Photography) applies a holistic approach to the creative field of Design from the perspective of visual narrative. Commencing with still images in our photography school in Melbourne, you will learn the practical components of digital photography in studio and location environments and develop a strong foundation in digital workflow and image correction and composite photography.

You will expand your creativity by migrating to moving image and filmmaking; working with actors, producing live action narrative based short films, and gaining an insight into digital visual effects and animation. We provide a broad grounding of the discipline of the moving image throughout our film making courses in Melbourne.

Film Courses in Melbourne – Extra Electives for Career Diversity

Alongside the Major, you will undertake units in Design Arts, Contextual studies and Professional Studies that will take your skills to the next level, both professionally and creatively. You also have the flexibility to include a sub-major within one of the other disciplines to strengthen your perspective.

Film & Photography Courses in Melbourne with Cutting-Edge Facilities

Students will have access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment to render and create their stories. Initiate a studio-based photo shoot with models set against a green screen to then composite to another world in Photoshop. Or find yourself out on location shooting a narrative based short film on our high-end 4k Black Magic cameras, with video post-production workflow in the Adobe Creative Suite. Wherever your imagination takes you, at LCI Melbourne, you’ll be challenged and excited by the possibilities.

Be Mentored By the Best in Our Photography & Film Making Courses in Melbourne

You will be guided by multi-disciplined tutors who in themselves are creative artists – internationally recognised in their chosen field. Their guidance during our photography and film making courses will be more of a mentorship than a traditional teaching environment, giving you the benefit of the decades of knowledge that they have amassed – experience gained not from a text book, but from the melding of theory, practice, and industry environment.

Course Objectives

• Understand how imagery is developed using the latest digital technologies and workflow processes
• Refine raw ideas, develop narrative and understand genre, and recognize and develop creative strengths
• Skills in image composition for both photography and filmmaking
• Build industry contacts via professional placement and international exchange opportunities
• Enhance creative skills via a sub-major from either the Graphic & Digital Design stream or one of the other creative disciplines.

Major Study Units

• Digital Photography
• Composite Photography
• Digital Post Production
• Visual Storytelling with Moving Image
• Portfolio Photography
• Industry Practice in the Digital Arena
• Industry Practice for the Creative Practitioner

Assessment

80% project work (including practical work, essays, presentations and group assignments) and 20% test.