The Bachelor of Communications & Media (Major: Film & Screen Production) at the University of Notre Dame Australia is your gateway to understanding and shaping the visual narratives that define our culture. This undergraduate degree is crafted for aspiring storytellers and media professionals eager to explore the intricate world of cinematic history, diverse genres, and the critical theories underpinning contemporary screen production. You will delve into foundational concepts of media and society, alongside the ethical considerations vital in today's media landscape, preparing you for a dynamic career in film and screen.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, immersing you in practical skills and theoretical knowledge. You will complete core courses in screen production, the language of film, and advanced production techniques, with opportunities to focus on documentary or drama. The curriculum includes electives ranging from world cinema to digital media production, and you will have the chance to undertake a communications internship for valuable work experience. You will graduate with a Bachelor of Communications & Media, ready to pursue diverse roles in production, directing, writing, or editing within the vibrant film and screen industries.