South African School of Motion Picture Medium & Live Performance Afda

Overview:

AFDA is a leading institution for creative education, specializing in motion picture medium, live performance, and related fields. It offers fully accredited degrees and higher certificates, positioning itself as the No. 1 school for the creative economy.

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Academic Programs:

AFDA offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including:

Bachelor of Arts in Motion Picture Medium:

A 3-year full-time program focusing on film and television production.

Bachelor of Arts in Live Performance:

A 3-year full-time program covering acting, directing, and other performance disciplines.

Bachelor of Creative Writing:

A 3-year full-time program for aspiring writers.

Bachelor of Commerce in Business Innovation & Entrepreneurship:

A 3-year full-time program focusing on business aspects of the creative industry.

Higher Certificate in Film, TV & Entertainment Production:

A 1-year full-time program providing a foundation in film and television production.

Higher Certificate in Performing Arts:

A 1-year full-time program offering a foundation in performing arts.

Higher Certificate in Radio & Podcasting:

A 1-year full-time program focusing on radio and podcast production.

Bachelor of Arts Honours in Motion Picture Medium:

A 1-year full-time program for advanced study in film and television.

Bachelor of Arts Honours in Live Performance:

A 1-year full-time program for advanced study in performing arts.

Postgraduate Diploma in Innovation:

A 1-year full-time program focusing on innovation in the creative industry.

Master of Fine Arts in Motion Picture Medium:

A 2-year part-time program for advanced study in film and television.

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AFDA has campuses in Johannesburg (established in 1994), Cape Town (2003), Durban (2013), and Gauteng (2015). The institution is accredited by the Council on Higher Education (CHE) and is a member of CILECT (the International Association of Film and Television Schools).