Have completed an Australian Senior Secondary Year 12 Certificate (or equivalent no ATAR required) OR, the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma, OR an AQF Level 4 (Certificate IV or above) qualification OR be 21 years or over at the time of applying for entryete or incomplete Academic Transcripts.
Bachelor of Screen & Stage (Screen Production)
CRICOS 105177B | CRS1400593
From the spark of an idea, through to marketing the end product – you are only limited by your imagination
Whether you are starting out in film production, or have experience we will help you develop your unique talents in a small creative environment.
When you study film production with APAC you will:
- learn every aspect of pre and post-production.
- learn to write scripts, produce and direct
- work collaboratively in crew roles on short films, music videos, television commercials and webserie
- develop key skills needed to turn your creative vision into reality
- develop the skills needed to write and pitch an idea and to promote yourself
- develop the skills needed to manage the business side of film creation including budgeting,distribution and marketing
- learn from those who work in the industry.
Hands on subjects such as cinematography, lighting and green screen techniques, sound recording and editing (Adobe Creative Suite) will give you the ability to follow your strengths.
You will also study with peers who are starting their creative journey not only in film production but also in singing, dancing and acting allowing you to form a network of like-minded creative individuals who will stay with you throughout your career!
Entry Process
Entry Requirements Domestic
Entry Requirements International
OUTCOMES & CAREER OPTIONS
Course Outline:
105175B – BACHELOR OF
SCREEN & STAGE (SCREEN PRODUCTION)
HOW TO APPLY
Applications
Click the Apply Now button and we will email you a link to complete an application via our online portal (for domestic applicants) or an application form (for international applicants).
Application Dates
Applications may be made for future trimesters. You may apply for a place in an upcoming trimester’s intake within the calendar year. No applications will be accepted after the census date of the trimester being applied for. For applicants interested in applying for a trimester outside of the current calendar year, please contact us. For further information regarding census dates, please refer to the Academic Calendar
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT (DOMESTIC APPLICANTS)
- Submit your application with the required documentation, including your creative portfolio.
- After a successful application submission, you will be issued with a course offer letter.
- Finalise your acceptance of offer and payment of fees (if applicable).
- APAC will confirm your enrolment into your course.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT (INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS)
- International applicants should apply to APAC through an APAC official International Education Agent. Our Agents will guide you through the application process and may assist you with your student visa application if your admission application is successful.
- APAC assesses the genuine temporary entrant (GTE) requirements of all international applicants as part of the Australian Government’s simplified student visa framework (SSVF).
- If you successfully meet the application, creative portfolio and GTE requirements, you will be issued with a course offer letter.
- Finalise your acceptance of offer and payment of fees
FAQS
WILL I CREATE A DEMO REEL DURING THE DEGREE?
YES, at APAC you will work on a diverse range of screen projects with our acting, and song & dance students. You will have a variety of footage to edit into a demo reel for potential employers to view.
I DIDN’T DO ANY MEDIA SUBJECTS IN HIGH SCHOOL, WILL I STILL BE ABLE TO DO WELL IN THE DEGREE?
You don’t have to have any existing skills – it can be helpful but they are not essential. It’s your passion to create ideas and tell a story that we are looking for. We teach the course from a beginners level for all aspects of production.
WHAT TYPE OF PROJECTS WILL I BE INVOLVED WITH?
Our film making course allows you to work on drama or comedy scenes, music videos, interviews and even creating a podcast.
HOW CAN I INCREASE MY CHANCES OF FINDING EMPLOYMENT WHEN I GRADUATE?
Building your network with like-minded people and meeting others that work in the screen industry is very important. At APAC we enable you to attend industry events and talks.
IS IT ALL THEORY?
At APAC we balance academic rigour with practice professional relevance. The Bachelor of Screen and Stage is a ‘practice-led’ degree. This means that, while academic and theoretical components are central to the learning journey to inform and underpin the practical, skills-based classes, the focus is developing performance and technical skills. This is underpinned by the development of broad understandings of the cultural and professional context around those performance skills.
