Bachelor of Film and Television (Honours)

Yes, Swinburne is an ARRI Accredited Film School and a member of the prestigious International Association of Film and Television Schools, reflecting its standing in the international film education community.

Yes, Swinburne graduates have achieved significant recognition internationally. Graduate Takumi Kawakami's short film 'Paper Crane' premiered at the 68th Berlin International Film Festival, and graduate Simon Direen's 'A Life Together' was awarded Best Documentary at the 2018 St Kilda Film Festival. Additionally, graduate Dannika's short narrative film 'The Summer of ABC Burns' was selected at the Byron Bay International Film Festival and won the St Kilda Film Festival's Audience Choice Award.

Students will combine imagination with practical skills in film and television production, with opportunities to master production and editing, create documentaries, become a screenwriter, or produce special effects, exploring new mediums and storytelling approaches.

Swinburne offers a range of film and television courses including the Bachelor of Animation, Bachelor of Screen Production, Diploma of Screen and Media - Animation, and Diploma of Screen and Media - Film and Television, as well as Screen and Media studies.

Yes, a young group of Swinburne Film and Television alumni travelled to New York for the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival, gaining valuable experience and feedback for their growing careers.