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Master of Film and Television

The Master of Film and Television is an integrated coursework Masters with two specialisations - Filmmaking and Screen Producing. The program is for creatives interested in extending their skills in different types of cinematic storytelling and encourages applications from both fiction and documentary filmmakers and screen producers working across genres.

Course Overview

The Master of Film and Television offers intensive, studio-based training in film and TV across producing, writing, directing, and editing for the screen, preparing students for professional work in the industry. In a deeply collaborative learning environment and with mentoring from staff and industry guests, students will develop the interpersonal, technical, and intellectual skills that will enable them to effectively lead creative projects and support the creativity of others.

Specialisations

Filmmaking Specialisation

Across two years, students will write, direct, and edit two films and develop a third project ready to pitch to the marketplace. The course features studio-based intensive classes with a range of industry guest lecturers, as well as 'insider' Q&A sessions with visiting filmmakers. Students will develop enduring peer networks throughout the program, which are instrumental to the realisation of their professional projects out in the industry.

Screen Producing Specialisation

The Screen Producing Specialisation provides students with industry-leading knowledge and skills to work as professional producers in the rapidly evolving screen industry. The specialisation develops students' theoretical and practical understanding of all aspects of the functional and technical role of the producer, focusing on the creative, practical, and business aspects of being a successful producer. Students will collaborate on graduate productions with their Filmmaking Specialisation colleagues and undertake an individual or collaborative producer-led project.

Course Details

• Course code: MC-FILMTV
• Duration: 2 years full-time
• Location: On campus (Southbank)
• Intake: February
• Fees: Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) available

Who is this Course for?

The Master of Film and Television is designed for graduates and/or professionals in the film and television industry, who are looking to pursue a successful career as a director or producer in film, television, and allied industries.

Related Study Areas

• Film and television
• Music, visual and performing arts

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Owners of the unceded lands on which we work, learn, and live. We pay respect to Elders past, present, and future, and acknowledge the importance of Indigenous knowledge in the Academy.