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Swinburne School of Film and Television

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- Faculty of Design- TAFE- Foundation Studies (Design) and Unilink- National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA)- Mecanix Training Restaurant - David Williamson Theatre

Prahran - The Creative Campus

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- TAFE to Higher Ed:- You can apply for a Swinburne undergraduate degree upon

completion of your Swinburne TAFE diploma or advanced diploma

- Higher Ed to TAFE:- You can start your Swinburne undergraduate degree and then

add an additional Swinburne TAFE qualification before you graduate

- Guaranteed Entry Scheme:- New in 2010, offers you a guaranteed undergraduate place

upon enrolment in a Swinburne TAFE course in a similar discipline

Pathways Direct

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The Flexible Degree Structure

1 x Co- Major 2 x MinorsMajor

A 3-year Bachelor Degree = 24 units (or 300 credit points)

Co-major and Minors clusters can be chosen from across discipline areas or from across

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- 3 to 6 week study tours to an international destination offered annually

- Excursions to museums and design companies- Collaborative work projects with local students- Study Tours provide credits towards the completion of

your degree

Study Tours

Students with Braum designer (Swinburne alumni) Ben Wilson at Braun head office, Kronberg, Germany

Student Photo form Hong Kong Film Festival Tour 2009

Detail from US Study Tour poster exhibition 2009

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- Career opportunities: - Scriptwriting- Cinematography- Director- Editing and Sound firms- Computer/video game development- Production roles within the film and television industry- Broadcast film & video post-production- And many more…

Film and Television

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- Scriptwriting & Directing (Narrative Film, Film & TV Production; Major Film & TV Productions)

- Postproduction & Editing- Film Screening Series (Contemporary Cinema, Production

and Direction, Melbourne International Film Festival)- Production Management / Sound Design- Production Techniques- Documentary Production- Industrial Design Studio - Sustainable Environment

Units of Study

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- Screen Editing Techniques & DVD Authoring- Cinematography & Lighting (Film Production, Broadcast

Tape)- Sound Design for Screen - Major Film & Television Production- Advanced Postproduction & Digital Outcomes- Research Project Development & Production

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- Industry Placement- Industry, community and research-based Capstone

Projects- Careers in the curriculum, key skills development and

support- Study Tours, Study Abroad, Swinburne at Sarawak- Flexible degree structure, summer and winter terms,

TAFE entry pathways

Professional Learning Model

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- Tom is 12 and lives on a farm with his family. After spending a confronting day with his Dad, Tom makes a life changing decision

- A confronting graduate film from Swinburne students Jordan Molloy and Tim Russell

- Beautifully shot by award winning cinematographer Adam Arkapaw (Jerrycan)

- 9 minute short film screened at St Kilda Film festival

Student Project: 27

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- A documentary on Melbourne Hip Hop culture by Swinburne Film and Television graduate, Thabiso Maretlwaneng

- Head Up features 15 soundtracks recorded by Melbourne Hip Hop groups and artists, including 360 (Mike Justice,Chapter One), Fela B, Ras Christial, Kritical, and Dust

- Won the Best Soundtrack Award at the New York Independent Film and Video Festival held in March 2009

Student Project: Head Up

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- Presidential premiere for Swinburne graduate- Filipino filmmaker and Swinburne graduate Carlo Cruz received

a presidential premiere for his first feature film.- The Forgotten War honours the Filipino involvement in the

Korean War and tells the story of former president Fidel Ramos, who attended the film's premiere

- The Forgotten War premiered in Seoul in April this year, just in time for the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Seoul

Alumni Project: The Forgotten War

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- Students work on real life productions such as TV and Cinema advertisements, Community Service Announcements, Documentary

- Students work under the guidance of professional staff members

- All levels of creation, production and delivery are undertaken by students

- Swinburne FTV has won numerous awards for these productions

- Students and their productions are acknowledged by industry as being at the highest levels

Capstone Projects

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- IP is formally acknowledged on your academic transcripts - All students are paid the relevant award rate for their work- Conducted for 24 or 48 weeks, 4 days per week- You then return to complete your final Honours year of study- You can choose to be placed locally, nationally or even internationally- Add work experience and industry contacts to your degree- Students remain enrolled at Swinburne during IP- Entry requirements:

- Students with a Credit Average apply for IP at the end of their 2nd year

- IP is a competitive process

Industry Placement (IP)

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- Lora-Mae Adrao- “I decided to transfer to Swinburne as the curriculum was

much more practical; you are taught how to hold a camera, learn how to create a film and write a script”

- “The course definitely prepared me to learn what I need to work in the industry. I am currently on industry placement working at Ghost Pictures, a film company in East St Kilda”

- “I assist on editing, digitising footage, helping out with shoots, setting up the camera and assisting with press promotions and marketing material. I recently helped a film maker promote a film showing at Cannes, which was exciting”

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- Swinburne School of Film and Television takes students by their ENTER score. There are no pre-requisite subjects except for English

- There is no requirement for interview or showreel review- All students interested in applying for the Film and

Television course should also consider applying for the Advanced Diploma of Screen in our TAFE division.

- There is a direct pathway from TAFE to the degree program. Credit average (with no fails in final year) Adv. Dip. Screen students can enter the third year of the degree program.

Entry Requirements

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ATAR Guide 2012

Design Degree Clearly-inCommunication Design 75.10Digital Media Design 65.45Interior Design 66.05Industrial Design 70.15Film and Television 85.00Product Design Engineering RCDesign/Business Double Degree 70.20Vice-Chancellor’s Design Scholarship 97.20

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- Swinburne does require a portfolio/showreel for anyone seeking exemptions (e.g. based on previous tertiary level study or work experience)

Exemption requirements

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- Tours departing from the Gallery in the PA Building:- 10.30am- 11.50am- 1.10pm - 2.25pm

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Thank you

For further information visit:

www.swin.edu.au/designwww.facebook.com/SwinburneDesign

1300 275 794