A deep understanding of your own creative practice and process is a key foundation of a strong and successful career in the Screen Industries. At AFTRS students dedicate time to Research and Development, in order to identify, establish and articulate their own creative voice through the conceptualisation and development of a substantive creative work and a supporting research project.
Students will explore the key ideas and influences that shape their screen practice, and critically reflect on the strengths, weaknesses and idiosyncrasies of their own creative process. In seminars and workshops students will learn about creative practice research and principles of creativity, with Guest Talks by experienced practitioners and researchers.
Through creative exercises they will begin to articulate and reflect on their creative practice. Students are encouraged to experiment, innovate and take creative risks as they conceptualise, develop and realise their capstone and research projects.
You will learn to:
- Reflect on who you are as a creative practitioner through the development and creation of screen work
- Explore and articulate an area of research that informs and drives your practice
- Contextualise your practice in screen arts culture
COURSES WITH A STRONG FOUNDATION IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Bachelor of Arts Screen: Production
Become a multi-skilled content creator and develop your voice as an Australian screen storyteller.