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Diploma of Screen and Media

If you have a passion for telling stories - or telling it like it is, this is the course for you. The Diploma of Screen and Media provides you with the skills to write, shoot and edit your own feature films, documentaries, corporate videos, television commercials, music videos or web series. You will learn how to create digital video content for the big and small screens in a project based, collaborative curriculum following the standard pre-production, production and post production processes. This course uses industry standard equipment and software like our RED digital cinema camera, DaVinci Resolve and the latest Affinity software. Our Brisbane based state-of-the-art facilities boasts a large dedicated film studio with green screens and both Windows and Mac computer labs.

Our Diploma of Screen and Media course offers face to face, hands-on training in scriptwriting, producing, directing, cinematography, storyboarding, lighting, editing and production management. You will learn how to capture video and audio content, edit sequences, manipulate audio, colour grade and add special visual effects and titling to your productions. This Diploma of Screen & Media course is designed for people who are genuine about a professional career in the film and tv industry or as a digital content creator for traditional, streaming and online markets.

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About Australian Institute of Advanced Studies

At AIAS we value education, the learning experience, self-confidence and our community. It is highly important to us that you receive the most up-to-date and correct knowledge in your chosen field of study.

AIAS has been operating since 2014 , our directors have over 50 years of combined experience working in the Vocational education sector. They are both dedicated to the learning experience, outcomes and welfare of students.