Bachelor of Fine Arts (Screenwriting)
The Bachelor of Fine Arts (Screenwriting) provides training in the many facets of screenwriting through lectures, classes, film screenings, on-set experience and intensive modules. Students undertake units in cinematic writing, TV writing, adaptation, writing for games and web content, and attend workshops with the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television) directing students to develop a wider industry perspective and form creative partnerships.
Students also undertake Critical Studies subjects that introduce them to the practice of critical self-reflection in the context of wider contemporary arts practices, as well as the opportunity choose electives from other specialisations across the Victorian College of the Arts, and the University of Melbourne.
At the end of three years you will be able to write professionally for the various screen media and will have acquired a solid base in many generic skills such as presenting professional work, giving and taking feedback and working in creative teams.
Graduates are successful in local and international film festivals, winning numerous awards with their productions. Graduates, employed in the industry, may work initially in an assistant capacity as freelancers. Many of our graduates develop high-profile careers in the film, television or allied industries.
Duration:
3 years, full time
No part time option
Entry:
Semester One
No mid-year entry or deferrals
Course fees:
Domestic students go to:
Future Students Tuition Fees
International students go to:
International Fee Link Here
Areas of study:
Cinematic Writing
TV Writing
Adaptation for Cinema and TV
Writing for Games Content
Closing dates:
Domestic applications – 5pm (EST) 31 August 2012
International applications -
14 September 2012 (if attending interview in person), OR
28 September 2012
Compulsory orientation:
Week commencing 18 February 2013
