Master of Film and Television (MC-FILMTV)

The Master of Film and Television develops the technical skills and collaborative dexterity necessary to create compelling screen work and navigate rapidly evolving industries. Students specialise in documentary and narrative filmmaking or screen producing, mentored by a diverse range of staff and industry guests in a collaborative learning environment.

Students will progress from an intensive studio-based first year to a more autonomous project-oriented second year, guiding multiple screen projects, including directing or producing a major capstone film production, to completion. Towards the culmination of their studies, students will develop an industry-ready project to extend their experience beyond university. Here, students will engage directly with leading industry professionals through a pitch and networking event. They will present their film projects, developed either individually or collaboratively, to a panel of industry experts. This pivotal event not only enhances practical experience but also extends their professional network and opens doors to potential career opportunities in film, television, and digital media industries.

Master of Film and Television graduates will develop unique screen philosophies to become resilient, global artistic citizens and cultural agents within the international professional film, television, arts and streaming worlds.