传播学学士（媒体艺术与制作）

本课程为学生在媒体和文化领域的各种角色作准备。学生学习历史，当代问题以及媒体和文化理论，同时发展电影，视频，新媒体和声音方面的技术和概念技能。该学位的专业领域包括电影，视频，电视，多媒体，声音，广播，表演和安装以及这些媒体形式之间的相互作用。本课程探讨创意媒体制作的历史，理论，实践和挑战。通过跨多种平台，体裁和媒体的工作，学生可以开发视频，声音和数字媒体的制作技能，并在这些领域增强创新能力。鼓励学生在整个学习期间发展成为媒体项目的创意制作人，并加深他们对媒体制作领域的理解和技术水平。在课程结束时，学生们已
Designed for people passionate about films, filmmaking, and media production, the Bachelor of Communication (Media Arts and Production) at UTS equips students with the practical production skills and conceptual backing needed to enter the creative industries with a competitive edge. This hands-on course, designed and taught by leading practitioners in the Australian film and television industry, sees students produce a portfolio of media works encompassing short drama, documentary, animation, sound and the media arts.<br><br>Located in the creative precinct of inner-city Sydney, UTS students have access to a wide variety of industry-standard equipment and facilities. Collaborating on a range of projects, students develop life-long creative partnerships from within a cohort of like-minded practitioners, whilst experimenting with their creative vision. They not only learn contemporary facets of media production, but also classic techniques and concepts rooted in the foundation of cinema and storytelling. Using industry-based production models, this course allows students to experience and specialise in a variety of roles such as cinematography, scriptwriting, directing, producing, sound, editing, and more. UTS student productions have been screened internationally, won awards at film festivals, and have been developed further into series.<br><br>Careers<br>To increase career flexibility, students can add a second major from five of the other majors offered in the Bachelor of Communication, and build further skills and portfolios that equip them for a range of work options in media and communication. These courses give students practical and transferrable skills for the expanding media industries.<br><br>Graduates leave as multifaceted media practitioners with a strong understanding of both form and function. They find work in all areas of media including film, TV, broadcast, music videos and content creation for advertising, marketing, and new digital media forms such as apps and social media. Practice-based learning ensures students develop a portfolio of work to show future employers or concepts that can be taken into the media market. Careers include traditional roles such as director, producer, scriptwriter, cinematographer, documentary maker, editor, sound designer and post-production specialist, to newer roles such as multimedia designer, social media specialist, multimedia and digital content producers and many more.