Screen and Media Programs at NMIT are designed for students looking to develop or enhance existing skills in TV broadcasting and video production.
Students work in state-of-the-art HD Broadcast production studios. Activities include non-linear editing on AVID Media Composer and Final Cut Pro and direct experience in computer-based workflows, similar to the latest studio facilities around the world.
NMIT also boasts Australia's first educational installation of a hard drive based recording and playback system (an EVS) utilised at all major sporting events around the world from Grand Slam tennis, the FIFA World Cup to the Olympic Games in Athens.
Studying Screen and Media at NMIT provides you with the networking advantages of a large Performing Arts department. Your studies will allow you to create work contacts within a vast student body as well as foster direct links with Arts industry personnel.
The Performing Arts department includes students doing courses in the areas of:
Interaction between these student groups is encouraged via projects and timetabled events throughout the various programs.
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Available Courses (3)
Certificate IV in Screen and Media
The Certificate IV in Screen and Media is an embedded exit point within the first year of the Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media. Video production is the growth area of television production in Victoria. NMIT is a major, well-regarded provider of highly skilled practitioners for the industry. The Certificate IV in Screen and Media is designed for people looking to develop or enhance existing skills in TV and video production. The course operates with video production equipment used commonly in the industry and includes non-linear editing on AVID Media Composer and Final Cut Pro. Students work in state-of-the-art High Definition broadcast quality production studios.
Diploma of Screen and Media
The Diploma of Screen and Media is offered as a part-time course. Broadcast television – including traditional free-to-air, pay and internet based distribution and high-end corporate video production - is the growth area of the film and television production industry in Australia. If the prospect of creating and broadcasting content for TV, web or film excites you, then tasks you will need to master include being able to shoot, edit, direct camera and lighting set-ups and produce segments and programs. NMIT’s modern broadcast studio creates a realistic environment.
Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media
Designed for people currently working or intending to work in video production and broadcasting, the Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media comprises the second year of a two-year full-time course. The first year of this course comprises the Certificate IV in Screen and Media. Career options include camera operator, editor, director, floor manager and lighting assistant. Students have access to NMIT’s high-definition television studios and industry-standard equipment.
