photomedia short course for credit · • learn to operate single lens reflex digital cameras •...
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School of Arts and Humanities
Photomedia Short Course for CreditMonday 25 June – Friday 29 June 2018, 9:00am-3:00pmFREE for year 11 and 12 students
Course Overview This course will give year 11 and 12 students who have a passion for photography, an existing skill with cameras and an eye for detail, the opportunity to extend their skills and immerse themselves in a creative and professional environment. You will also:
• Learn to operate single lens reflex digital cameras • Develop skills in the creative management of light • Learn the principles used in Photomedia production• Work in a professional studio and on location • Produce imaginative and engaging imagery• Work with lecturers, tutors and mentors who are industry professionals
Rewards Students who pass the requirements of this course will receive Advanced Standing (credit) for a unit once gaining successful admission to an ECU undergraduate course. This means students will save time and money before even commencing their university studies. A possible saving of up to $700!
This course offers the opportunity to experience life as a university student, be immersed in a creative, engaging environment and gain the confidence to undertake tertiary study. Students learn about the various pathways into university, team work and collaboration skills as well as network with fellow students, recent alumni and industry members.
How to Apply To register for the Photomedia Short Course, visit the following link: www.ecu.edu.au/sah-short-courses
Registrations close Friday 15 June, 2018. Limited places available.
Please note: Due to a large amount of expected interest for this course, we may not be able to accept all registrations. In the instance where this course is over-subscribed we will contact your teacher for a recommendation.
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