Bachelor of Film and Video

The Bachelor of Film and Video provides you with knowledge and skills in video production with sound, lighting and production processes along with post-production workflows focusing on video editing, colour grading, sound and motion graphic design suitable for a broad range of motion design related sectors and employment opportunities. The specialisation connects practical skills with the study of moving image design, film, television and media theory, and the study of professional practice in motion design workplaces.

The course structure incorporates industry-informed briefs, industry mentors, client projects, internship opportunities and study of emerging areas of motion design practice. In this way you’ll have the opportunity to pair a well-rounded motion design generalist knowledge base with further focused niche skills development in a motion design specialist area.

Throughout this course, you’ll work with other students on a diverse range of projects, exploring pre-production planning, motion graphic design and digital video production. You’ll explore the theory and context of design, film, TV and animation. Many of our graduates work in leading digital media firms, TV stations and media production companies. These opportunities will be yours, too.

Learning outcomes:

• Learn to craft video storytelling concepts from scratch.
• Plan and design for the best production outcomes in advance.
• Work through real-world briefs and industry-standard creative processes.
• Acquire flexible skills in motion graphic design, editing and post-production.
• Explore the rich fields of sound design and visual effects.

Areas of study

Beyond the creative industries, camera and capture, design context, design studio 1&2, motion design, psychology of the moving image.

Career opportunities

Videographer, digital producer, colour grader, concept/storyboard artist, broadcast designer, motion graphic designer.

Practical experience

The big difference at Billy Blue College of Design at Torrens University Australia is that you’ll start working in the design industry from day one – gaining valuable experience, learning from industry professionals and making industry connections. We have a strong network of partners and are always welcoming opportunities to build new relationships in the design world. Work placement hours: Approximately 90 hours

Fees and charges

Students pay the full cost of domestic fee-paying (DFEE) courses. Scholarships and FEE-HELP loans are available. Current Torrens University fee information.

Admission criteria

Refer to the Torrens University general admission criteria.

Applicants with recent secondary education

ATAR: ATAR is not a requirement. Applicants must have completed Year 12 or equivalent.

Refer to the Torrens University general admission criteria.

Applicants with higher education study

Refer to the Torrens University general admission criteria.

Applicants with vocational education and training (VET) study

Refer to the Torrens University general admission criteria.

Further information

View all details of this course on the Torrens University website.

Course updates
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Domestic fee-paying (DFEE) courses
Domestic fee-paying (DFEE) courses typically cost you more than equivalent Commonwealth-supported place (CSP) courses – read about University course costs.

Admission criteria
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Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane campuses
Many of the courses below are also offered at other campuses throughout Australia. Visit the Torrens University website for details on how to apply.