Diploma of Screen and Media (Animation, Gaming and Visual Effects)

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This is the qualification that could take you anywhere in the world, creating awesome SFX for movies, animation, gaming, or a range of other media. Don't wait, go get the skills you need for a job you'll love!

You'll learn all the core skills related to working in the screen and media industry, plus complete specialist units in 3D digital animation,  creating 3D digital environments and models, design and development of digital visual effects including the development of design specifications, how to manage copyright arrangements, testing of interactive media products, and so much more!

 

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Industry: Information Technology, Library and Digital
National course code: CUA51020 | WA State ID: AC90

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The Diploma of Screen and Media provides comprehensive training in the latest techniques and technologies used in animation, gaming, visual effects, and immersive media production.

Key topics covered include:

  • learn to create highly detailed 3D environments, props, and assets.
  • explore the principles of game design, level design, and game engines like Unity or Unreal to build interactive gaming experiences.
  • study emerging technologies learning to develop immersive and interactive applications. Learn design principles and best practices for crafting compelling user experiences in immersive media environments.
  • gain specialised skills in creating engaging VR experiences, implementing user interactions, and optimizing for VR hardware.
  • develop skills in audio recording, editing, mixing, and sound design for various media projects, including games, animations, and podcasts.
  • master video editing techniques, motion graphics, compositing, and visual effects using industry standard applications

With a well-rounded education in these cutting-edge fields, graduates will be well-equipped to pursue diverse career opportunities in the dynamic world of animation, gaming, and visual effects.


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