Video Producer Courses
Video Producers create film and video content and oversee all aspects of the video production process. They traditionally work in film and television, but there are plenty of emerging opportunities for Video Producers to work in the education and training sector as well as marketing roles.
As a Video Producer you could be collaborating with the creative team to develop video concepts and storyboards, writing a script for an upcoming news story, scheduling a video shoot and ensuring all necessary resources are available, directing the setup of cameras and lighting, editing video assets and adding effects and transitions, or submitting a finished video to senior management for approval to publish.
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Popular Video Producer Courses
There are 2 courses available for people who want to become a Video Producer.
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Video Producer
Studio Executive
Screenwriter
Marketing Coordinator
Content Creator
The Bachelor of Arts (Film and Television Studies) fosters creativity, practical skills, and comprehension of screen culture. It immerses students in storytelling techniques, histories, and contexts, fostering understanding of screen productions globally. It explores screen work exhibition and audience engagement with film and television. Students also critically analyse film and television styles and new trends triggered by digital media. Graduates can pursue careers in education, marketing, film culture, and more..
Average duration: 3 years.
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Digital Content Creator
Social Media Manager
Video Producer
Game Artist
Game Designer
Animator
Multimedia Artist
The Bachelor of Arts (Digital Media) focuses on the transformative role of digital media in contemporary communication. It provides a critical understanding of how technology shapes communication and imparts practical skills for planning and producing digital media projects. This course includes writing for digital audiences, planning social media strategy, and creating video and audio content. Taught by experienced media professionals, it emphasizes valuable future-ready skills such as creativity, digital literacy, communication, problem-solving, and teamwork..
Average duration: 3 years.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do Video Producers earn?
Salaries for Video Producers in Australia are in the range of $85,000 to $115,000 depending on your skillset and professional experience. Increase your earning capacity by gaining university qualifications in sound engineering and digital media.
What are the job opportunities for Video Producers?
There are no clear employment figures for Video Producers working in Australia at this time. They work in all industries and are employed by private enterprise, non-profits, and government organisations.
How do I become a Video Producer?
Video Producers need technical skills in videography, editing, sound engineering, and graphic design — as well as project management and leadership. Launch your career with a VET Diploma of Screen and Media (Content Creation) or Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (Production Manager).
If you are wanting to work for a television network or in filmmaking, try the Bachelor of Screen Media (Arts and Production), Bachelor of Film and Video, or Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television).
Finally, if you are interested in creating video content for social media, podcasting, or television advertising, you should consider a supporting qualification in digital marketing. The nationally recognised Diploma of Digital Marketing or Diploma of Social Media Marketing would be ideal.
Source: Australian Government Labour Market Insights 2023
Job Pathways
Here are some potential career pathways within film, tv and production. Click on an occupation to learn more about the role and the qualifications that can help you get started in this industry.