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FILMCOURSE GUIDE 2016-2017

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Our Difference 4

Our Campuses 6

Our Facilities 8

Why SAE 10

Our Courses 11

Alumni Network 12

Bachelor of Film 14-16

Diploma of Screen and Media 16

(Digital Video Production)

How to Apply 18

Fees & Payments 18

Intakes 18

Australian Campuses 19

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PRACTICAL PROJECT-BASED LEARNING

Our students benefit from small class sizes and practical project-based, industry-focused education.

Industry Connections

We work closely with our industry partners to provide our students with internship opportunities and hands-on experience.

fast-track learning

Accredited fast-track learning pathways allow students to be industry ready and into their dream job faster.

SAE’s fast-track offering includes two-year degrees and seven-month diplomas.

OUR DIFFERENCE

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OUR DIFFERENCE

global perspective

With over 50 campuses in 28 countries, our expertise is world recognised and truly global.

Our students and teachers are a unique, diverse and creative community who come together for a collective purpose.

Creative Specialists

We employ specialist teachers who deliver an outstanding education in world-class facilities - that’s why we’re an industry leader in creative media education.

CAMPUSES54

AMAZING CAREER

1COUNTRIES28

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SAE INSTITUTE HAS 54 CAMPUSES IN 28 COUNTRIES, FROM AUSTRALIA,

NEW ZEALAND AND ASIA, TO THE MIDDLE EAST, SOUTH AFRICA, EUROPE,

SOUTH AMERICA AND THE UNITED STATES.

Our students become part of a global community of aspiring and established

creative media professionals, sharing expertise that is world-recognised

and truly global.

Doors open for our graduates, who have exclusive access to state-of-the-art

film-making and post-production resources, enabling them to gain technical

mastery and advance their skills to industry standard when they complete their

Australian-Government-accredited and internationally recognised course.

SAE Institute graduates have worked on film, animation and visual effects for

Pirates of the Caribbean 3, Transformers, Almost Famous, Blood Diamond,

Harry Potter, Batman Begins, Charlie andthe Chocolate Factory, The Brothers

Grimm, Constantine, The Legend of Zorro, Thunderbirds, Kingdom of Heaven

and Lord of the Rings, to mention just a few.

SAE Institute can help you make the connections, inspire your creative

confidence and open up a whole world of opportunities.

Open doors worldwide

Kieran Harris Film Maker

“SAE is a breeding place for creativity and it’s the

people and connections I made whilst studying

there that has led me to where I am today. I’ve

been working on a surfing documentary, filming a

television commercial in New Zealand and starting

my own business, Outer Path Films, which I believe

thrives on adventure and immersive storytelling.

I’m also working on a music video clip for a Sydney

based electronic group and initial stages of a pilot

for a comedic web series.” 9

San Francisco

Los Angeles NashvilleAtlanta

New York

Miami

OxfordLondon

LiverpoolGlasgow

Dubai

Cape TownPerth Brisbane

Byron Bay

Auckland

Sydney

Melbourne

miami

A number of SAE Institute campuses in Europe now offer programs taught in English. Amsterdam, Berlin, Rotterdam and Stockholm currently offer programs and our Vienna campus is planning to offer these from 2016. A separate brochure for these programs will be available shortly but for further information please check our website at: www.sae.edu or if you have a question, please email: [email protected]

Campuses worldwideSAE Institute operates over 50 campuses in 26 countries giving you a world of choice. In this brochure, we’re featuring our major English-speaking destinations but details of all our campuses can be found in the inside back cover.

Featured in the 2016 SAE Institute International Prospectus – All programs taught in EnglishCampuses offering selected programs in English – Berlin, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and StockholmAdditional SAE Institute locationsEx’pression College San Franciso

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San Francisco

Los Angeles NashvilleAtlanta

New York

Miami

OxfordLondon

LiverpoolGlasgow

Dubai

Cape TownPerth Brisbane

Byron Bay

Auckland

Sydney

Melbourne

miami

A number of SAE Institute campuses in Europe now offer programs taught in English. Amsterdam, Berlin, Rotterdam and Stockholm currently offer programs and our Vienna campus is planning to offer these from 2016. A separate brochure for these programs will be available shortly but for further information please check our website at: www.sae.edu or if you have a question, please email: [email protected]

Campuses worldwideSAE Institute operates over 50 campuses in 26 countries giving you a world of choice. In this brochure, we’re featuring our major English-speaking destinations but details of all our campuses can be found in the inside back cover.

Featured in the 2016 SAE Institute International Prospectus – All programs taught in EnglishCampuses offering selected programs in English – Berlin, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and StockholmAdditional SAE Institute locationsEx’pression College San Franciso

our campuses

Featured in the 2016 SAE Institute International Prospectus – all programs taught in English

Campuses offering selected programs in English – Berlin, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Stockholm

Additional SAE Institute locations

Ex’pression College San Francisco

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OUR FACILITIESIF IT’S TRUE WHAT THEY SAY, THAT THOSE WITH

THE MOST TOYS WIN...THEN WE’D HAVE A FULL

TROPHY CABINET.

The range of facilities offered at each SAE campus is

comprehensive, state-of-the-art and waiting for you

to explore. STATE-OF-THE-ARTEQUIPMENT

Brand new facilities

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What’s on offer is specialised according to each study

area, and varies from campus to campus, so we encourage

you to book a personalised tour at your nearest location

to explore the type of facilities that will get you drooling

for more.

Campus Tour bookings can be made at www.sae.edu.au

TOURS

LATEST TECHNOLOGY

collaborativelearning spaces

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SAEwhere creators find

their true calling

THE WORLD IS ENTERING THE AGE OF IMAGINATION, AND CREATIVITY

IS THE NEW CURRENCY.

Once only considered nice-to-haves, creative skills are now must-haves

in numerous industries around the globe. People with these skillsets have

become some of the most sought after, so it truly has never been a better

time to turn your creative passion into a passionate career as a creator.

And there’s no better place to do this than right here at SAE.

Since 1976, we’ve grown into the leading educator of creative media through

a practical, personal and professional approach. We’ve helped countless

people transform their big ambitions into even bigger careers, which has

all started with what we believe is the most important thing for a creative

mind – hands-on learning.

From day one, you’ll be honing your talents on state-of-the-art tools,

in world-class facilities, developing your ideas under the guidance of expert

teachers who not only have technical know-how but also know how to

bring out your full potential. It’s the combination of these things that’ll help

put you on the fast-track to go from aspiring creative to inspiring creator.

When you add a global network of more than 50 campuses and an equally

impressive list of alumni to the mix, you shouldn’t be asking yourself why

SAE? You should be saying to yourself what am I waiting for?

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OUR COURSES

* For details on English language requirements please go to sae.edu.au/admissions/entry-requirements

Degree CertificateDiploma

WHAT IS IT?A higher education qualification that offers rigorous skills development in a studio-based learning environment.

WHO IS IT FOR?People looking to develop professional skills and knowledge and to build long-term, successful careers.

QUALIFICATIONBachelor Degree.

DURATIONMinimum 2 years.

FEE-HELP INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DOMESTIC

» Completion of an Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education (SSCE) or equivalent, OR » Diploma qualification, OR » Alternative entry

INTERNATIONAL

» Must turn 18 in first year of study AND completion of secondary studies AND meet English language requirements*.

WHAT IS IT?A foundation-level qualification that develops industry skills and furthers your learning.

WHO IS IT FOR?Diploma courses prepare students for industry, enterprise and paraprofessional careers. It is an alternative pathway to bachelor level studies.

QUALIFICATIONVET Diploma.

DURATIONMinimum 7 months.

VET FEE-HELP INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DOMESTIC

» Completion of year 11 from an Australian secondary school or equivalent, OR » Alternative entry

INTERNATIONAL

» Must turn 18 in first year of study AND completion of secondary studies AND meet English language requirements*.

WHAT IS IT?An entry-level qualification that provides you with niche skills in a specific discipline area.

WHO IS IT FOR?People looking for a career change or wanting to up-skill with introductory, industry specific skills in a flexible learning environment.

QUALIFICATIONVET Certificate.

DURATIONMinimum 6 months.

FEE-HELP INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

DOMESTIC

» Completion of year 10 from an Australian secondary school or equivalent, OR » Alternative entry.

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ALUMNI & employers NETWORK

SAE Film graduates have been involved

with many outstanding creative media

companies, including:

» Big Ant Studios

» Nine network

» Steam Motion & Sound

» Fuel VFX

» Foxtel

» ABC

» Independent production companies.

THE SAE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION IS A GLOBAL NETWORK

OF GRADUATES AND INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS WHO

HAVE STUDIED AT SAE.

Alumni are spread across the world in various roles at

production houses, studios, agencies and venues.

They are constantly being recognised for the amazing

work they do, with many going on to win a range

of internationally recognised  awards from Oscars

through to Grammys.

All SAE graduates become automatic members of the

Alumni Association once they complete a course at SAE.

We have over 5,000 members across Australia and more

than 15,000 members across the world.

SAE Alumni gain access to a number of benefits, including:

» A global network of creative media professionals

» Regular communications and event information

» Employment and professional development opportunities

» A platform for developing meaningful relationships with

other graduates, industry and SAE.

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ZAC HUTCHINGS BRISBANE, FILM

“Studying at SAE breeds so much creativity.”

GII NESS MELBOURNE, FILM

“SAE gave me the skills and confidence to take my specialisation to the next level.”

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BACHELOR OF FILM

THE SAE BACHELOR OF FILM IS A HANDS-ON

FILMMAKING COURSE COVERING TACTILE HARD

SKILL ELEMENTS OF FILMMAKING IN THE MODERN ERA.

New forms of film distribution have changed the film-viewing

environment, but the foundation skills needed to create films are

still core to the future of film production.

Soft skills are invaluable attributes for students and are taught

through the organising of film productions at the student level.

Communication, scheduling and organisational skills are the

core of the Studio Units delivered in Stage II alongside the

foundational skills learnt. Creation of high-quality short films

with high production values lead students through this

combined technical and people-oriented delivery giving

them the springboard to all areas of filmmaking.

You will undertake specialised units designed for students to

participate in real-world projects under the guidance of expert

SAE staff. With this unique teaching style, you will demonstrate

your skills and technical knowledge in a collaborative and

creative studio-based learning environment.

Each degree program is broken up into discrete stages

designed to promote different skills:

STAGE i – FOUNDATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

You will undertake a number of foundational units that will give

you the essential technical skills and knowledge, relevant to your

discipline area, to collaborate with other creative media students

and professionals in later stages of the program.

• Introduction to cinematography and film production

• Post-production principles and techniques

• Storytelling for contemporary media

• Critical thinking for creative media

• Screen design

• Film studies

• Overview of industry

• Project management and professional etiquette

• Contemporary industry overview.

Stage II – Interdisciplinary Projects,

Media and Cultural Studies

In Stage II, you will participate in simulated project groups, working

towards large-scale deliverables each trimester. We will get you

to apply your Stage I skills in a deeper context and help you work

within the contemporary creative media workforce.

BRISBANE | BYRON BAY | SYDNEY | MELBOURNE | PERTH

SCHOLARSHIPS

NOWOPEN

min.

2YRFULL TIME

◗ PRODUCTION ◗ POST PRODUCTION

min.

2YRFULL TIME

BRISBANE | BYRON BAY | SYDNEY | MELBOURNE | PERTH

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In Stage II, you will also learn how your work contributes to and

interacts with broader culture and media practice. This knowledge

will enable you to work with a variety of other disciplines and

artists to expand your potential on the global stage.

You will complete a number of real-world projects with students

not only in your own discipline, but in all other SAE disciplines.

In Stage II, the types of projects and project roles you choose

to undertake will determine what area of specialisation you

fall within. You will be given the opportunity to work as project

specialists within the following areas.

Stage II has studio modules with projects based on the

following areas:

Both film specialisations have a strong common set of subjects

covering the broad base the film industry requires. The Production

specialisation focusses on targeting producing and directing

skills specifically to this stream, strengthening the ‘big picture’

skillset of graduates.

PRODUCTION1

POST PRODUCTION2

The Post Production specialisation adds more specific

compositing and software curriculum elements to the common

core subjects of this degree. Visual effects are used in many

more films than most people realise and these techniques are

studied in this specialisation using industry-standard software.

Some of these high-level softwares were traditionally very

expensive and required major hardware installations in

order to use. These are now much easier for students to

access, increasing creative possibilities within the realm

of all future filmmakers.

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Stage III – Interdisciplinary Projects and WORK PLACEMENT

Stage III is the final part of your studies. Here you will undertake an interdisciplinary

project of your choice – the final and most ambitious portfolio project of the course.

In this stage, you will also undertake an elective unit and gain valuable workplace

experience with our innovative industry internship program.

Our graduates finish with skillsets covering not only the foundational areas of traditional

filmmaking, but wider concepts of the future of film distribution and viewing standards.

Not only do our graduates finish with a working showreel presenting their skills, but also

their individual creative directions. Students also graduate with an understanding of how

to navigate the future of film and media as it adapts and evolves with the changing times.

BACHELOR OF FILM◗ PRODUCTION ◗ POST PRODUCTION

BRISBANE | BYRON BAY | SYDNEY | MELBOURNE

diploma of DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCTION

Get intensive training and hands-on experience using industry

standard software and facilities. Get ready for a career in the

film or television industry.

Full-time (2 trimesters) or Part-time (4 trimesters)

NOTE : 2 trimesters is approx. 7 months

CUF50107 Diploma of Screen and Media

Structured lectures, workshops and lab sessions provide

students with the necessary skills and opportunities to

create industry-standard showreels.

Students will develop projects in video production

including documentary, narrative, and music videos.

min.

7MTHFULL TIME*

min.

2YRFULL TIME

BRISBANE | BYRON BAY | SYDNEY | MELBOURNE | PERTH

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HOW TO APPLY

To apply for any course at SAE, all you need to do is

fill out our online application form.

Remember, you can call the SAE Admissions Team on

1800 723 338 (Australian callers only) or contact your

nearest campus should you have any questions or

need further assistance.

To get started on your application, head over to:

sae.edu.au/apply-now

VICTORIA

February 2017 applications: Domestic applicants

wishing to study in Victoria who intend to apply to

more than one tertiary institute, regardless of age,

must apply through VTAC – vtac.edu.au 

All June and September enquiries please

apply direct via sae.edu.au 

NEW SOUTH WALES

Domestic applicants wishing to study a bachelor

degree in New South Wales, regardless of age,

must apply through UAC – uac.edu.au 

All diploma enquiries please apply direct

via sae.edu.au 

QUEENSLAND

Domestic applicants wishing to study in Queensland,

regardless, of age must apply through QTAC

– qtac.edu.au 

For information regarding fees and payment options,

please visit our website sae.edu.au

February

May - June

September

fees & payments

intakes

*Content within this brochure is correct as of December 2015. For up-to-date information on courses please visit sae.edu.au

© 2016 Copyright Institute of Business and Technology (UK) Pty Ltd. The SAE Logo ® is a registered Trade Mark.

Disclaimer: Not all programs and facilities are available in all locations.

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australian campuses

Level 1, 11-17 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000

T: +61 (02) 8241 5300 E: [email protected] sae.edu.au/sydney

373-391 Ewingsdale Road, Byron Bay, NSW, 2481

T: +61 (02) 6639 6000 E: [email protected] sae.edu.au/byronbay

T: +61 (07) 3850 2000 E: [email protected] sae.edu.au/online

sydney

online (aus)

byron bay

235 Normanby Road, South Melbourne, VIC, 3205

T: +61 (03) 8632 3400 E: [email protected] sae.edu.au/melbourne

melbourne

Cnr Jane Street & Riverside Drive, West End, QLD, 4101

T: +61 (07) 3850 2000 E: [email protected] sae.edu.au/brisbane

brisbane

120 Roe Street, Northbridge Perth, WA, 6003

T: +61 (08) 6217 4100 E: [email protected] sae.edu.au/perth

perth

Level 2, 282 Gouger Street, Adelaide, SA, 5000

T: +61 (08) 8215 7800 E: [email protected] sae.edu.au/adelaide

adelaide

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FILMCOURSE GUIDE 2016-2017