TAFE NSW - Film and TV

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TAFE NSW - Film and TV We are about generating creative energy and channeling that energy into successful outcomes. These are industry recognised qualifications.

TAFE NSW Screen & Media is a respected film school offering a broad range of learning opportunities for those wanting to develop a career in the film industry. Qualifications available include Certificate IV, Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Screen and Media. TAFE NSW Screen & Media has students making films immediately. You will be working hands on at every stage of production from pre-production to post. Even in the first 6 months in Cert IV you will make a short documentary. In Diploma and Advanced Diploma you will make several short film dramas. TAFE NSW Screen & Media has a reputation for turning out students with a real hands-on filmmaking experience. At the end of this course you will be industry-ready. At the college you will be using the latest filmmaking equipment, enjoying the use of our spacious studio, sound mixing suite and editing room. You will be guided by a group of teachers currently working in the film industry, all of who have extensive industry experience. Production
Camera
Editing
Set Design
Screenwriting
Motion graphics
Animation - 2D and 3D
Film Direction and Aesthetics
And more...

All are welcome.

09/10/2026

After collaborating on creature feature Sting, writer/director Kiah Roache-Turner and young actress Alyla Browne have traded arachnids for equines, working together on a new family feature that has begun filming in Byron Bay.

07/10/2026

Eight writers from across Australia got the rare chance to pitch directly to Netflix ANZ without a producer attached this week as part of The Next Brilliant Career initiative.

06/10/2026

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23/09/2026

I went to see Tony last week and absolutely loved it.

13/09/2026
13/09/2026

Instead of buying a first home or a nice car, a brave few are risking their own money to make a film.

11/09/2026

James J. Robinson's debut feature 'First Light' is Australia’s official submission for next year’s Academy Award for Best International Feature Film.

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Corner Darley Road And King St. Randwick
Sydney, NSW
2031

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Monday 8am - 9:15pm
Tuesday 8am - 9:15pm
Wednesday 8am - 9:15pm
Thursday 8am - 9:15pm
Friday 8am - 9:15pm

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