Master of Production Design for Screen

The search results for 'Master of Production Design for Screen' at the University of Melbourne did not return a specific matching course. The closest related postgraduate offering listed is the Master of Design and Production, which develops design skills and practical experience for careers in stage or screen production design, including film, television, and theatre, delivered on campus at Southbank over 2 years full-time with a March intake.

Related postgraduate courses available at the University of Melbourne include the Master of Design and Production (2 years full-time, on campus at Southbank, March intake) and the Master of Film and Television (2 years full-time, on campus at Southbank, February intake), both of which develop skills relevant to screen and production design.

The screen and production design-related courses at the University of Melbourne are taught on campus at Southbank.

Yes, the University of Melbourne offers several micro-credentials related to screen production, including Virtual Production Previsualisation (5 days, 42 hours, AUD $2,200 inc. GST), Introduction to Virtual Production (5 days, 42 hours, AUD $1,990 inc. GST), Lighting and the Final Image (5 days, 42 hours, AUD $2,200 inc. GST), and Operating the LED Volume (5 days, 42 hours, AUD $2,200 inc. GST).

Undergraduate options at the University of Melbourne relevant to production design for screen include the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Film and Television), which leads to jobs such as writer, director, screenwriter, editor, cinematographer and film or TV producer, and the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Production), which leads to jobs in costume design, set design, lighting design, sound and audio design, stage management and wardrobe — both delivered on campus at Southbank over 3 years full-time.