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CAREER PATHWAY VISUAL ARTS
CAREER STARTS HERE
12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English and 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in Practical Art, Design or Photography, or equivalent
42 credits at NCEA Level 3 or equivalent including a language rich subject or equivalilent, or 60 credits at NCEA Level 2, in four subjects, including 12 credits in a Language Rich subject, or equivalent.
Undergraduate Degree specialising in Graphic Design, Painting, Moving Image, Sculpture, Photography, or Digital Media Design, or equivalent qualification / industry experience. In some cases a portfolio of recent work may need to be submitted.
Corresponding Bachelor with Honours degree, or equivalent qualification / industry experience. In some cases a portfolio of recent work may need to be submitted.
Certificate in Media Arts
(Level 4)
Bachelor of Media Arts Honours
Master of Arts (Visual Arts,
Design, Music)
Bachelor of Media Arts(Visual Arts)
with streams in Painting, Sculpture, Graphic Design, Moving Image, Photography
and Digital Media Design
Artist, Illustrator, Photographer, Film, Television or Video Director, Film Editor, Animator, Screenwriter, Film or Television Camera Operator, Producer, Graphic Designer, Website Designer.
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Specialist careers: ARTISTStudio Artist, Art Director, Art Educator, Art Teacher, Exhibition Designer, Illustrator, Public Artist.DESIGNERWeb Designer, Environmental Designer, Graphic Designer.PHOTOGRAPHERAdvertising Photographer, Editorial Photographer, Freelance Photographer, Photojournalist.FILMMAKERFilmmaker, Film Editor, Film Producer, Cinematographer, Screenwriter.
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Specialist careers in the Arts, such as Professional Studio Artist, Filmmaker, Digital Designer, Educator, Advertising Creative and Interactive Design.
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STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES Get an eye for Visual Arts
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INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP TASTER
Entry Level Year 11 and above. Students must have a working knowledge of computers
Duration 1 day
Time 8:45am – 3:00pm
Location City Campus / Hub
Total Cost $52.00 (GST Inc.) per student
Dates 1 February, 2 February, 7 February, 8 February, 9 February 10 February, 13 February21 June, 22 June, 26 June, 27 June17 July, 18 July17 September, 24 September, 26 September
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?Gain an understanding of basic Photoshop techniques using computer software to enhance your work. In a Macintosh Computer environment you will explore basic Photoshop correction techniques on photographs and images, basic image manipulation techniques such as layering and selection, and how to apply these skills to create design works combining text and image.
WHAT TO WEAR
Comfortable clothing and footwear – no jandals
INTRODUCTION TO ILLUSTRATOR TASTER
Entry Level Year 11 and above
Duration 2 day
Time 8:45am – 3:00pm
Location City Campus / Hub
Total Cost $87.00 (GST Inc.) per student
Dates 2 & 3 February19 & 20 July19 & 20 September
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?In two days you’ll gain an understanding of basic Illustrator techniques and terminology working on industry standard Software and hardware (Adobe Creative Suite in a Macintosh computer environment). You will explore basic techniques for creating vector imagery/illustration and type including manipulation techniques, layering, using the pen, adjusting paths, handling colour and basic workflow tips.
WHAT TO WEARComfortable clothing and footwear – no jandals. If students wish to keep their work from the class they should bring a USB.
MEDIA WORKSHOP TASTER
Entry Level Year 12 and above
Duration 1 day
Time 8:45am – 3:00pm
Location City Campus / Hub
Total Cost $52.00 (GST Inc.) per student
Dates 27 June, 28 June20 September
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?If you want to be a media star, this workshop will show you how to move from being a member of the audience to becoming part of the programme! Over the course of a day you will create, evaluate, appreciate and criticise aspects of print, broadcast and on-line media in a fun and creative atmosphere.
WHAT TO WEARComfortable clothing and footwear – no jandals
STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES VISUAL ARTS
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INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKING TASTER
Entry Level Year 10 and above
Duration 2 day
Time 8:45am – 3:00pm
Location City Campus / Hub
Total Cost $95.00 (GST Inc.) per student
Dates 18 & 19 June17 &1 8 September
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?A basic introduction to printmaking where students are introduced to various mixed media processes such as screen-printing, intaglio (dry point) and monoblock printing. They will explore the realisation of images onto paper, fabric and other surfaces. Students are encouraged to experiment with various methods to best understand the opportunities of realising an idea/concept via print technology.
WHAT TO WEARComfortable clothing and footwear – no jandals
SHORT VIDEO PRODUCTION TASTER
Entry Level Year 12 and above
Duration 1 day
Time 8:45am – 3:00pm
Location City Campus / Hub
Total Cost $52.00 (GST Inc.) per student
Dates 30 March, 18 May, 29 June, 19 September
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?This course is ideal preparation for film competitions and can be adjusted to suit individual requirements. You’ll follow the development process of a short video production including how to establish an effective story and structure and the fundamentals of camera work and editing.
WHAT TO WEARComfortable clothing and footwear – no jandals. If students wish to keep their work from the class they should bring a USB.
STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES VISUAL ARTS
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STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES Get a taste of Music
CAREER PATHWAY MUSIC PRODUCTION
CAREER STARTS HERE
12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in English and 12 credits at NCEA Level 1 in Practical Art, Design or Photography or equivalent
42 credits at NCEA Level 3 or equivalent including a language rich subject or equivalilent, or 60 credits at NCEA Level 2, in four subjects, including 12 credits in a Language Rich subject, or equivalent
Undergraduate Degree specialising in Music, or equivalent qualification / industry experience. In some cases a portfolio of recent work may need to be submitted.
Corresponding Bachelor with Honours degree, or equivalent qualification / industry experience. In some cases a portfolio of recent work may need to be submitted.
Certificate in Media Arts
(Level 4)
Bachelor of Media Arts Honours
Master of Arts (Visual Arts,
Design, Music)
Bachelor of Media Arts(Commercial Music)with streams: in Songwriting,
Music Production and Contemporary Music Performance
Musician, Audio Engineer, Songwriter, Sound Designer, Composer, Music Producer, Session Musician, Performer, Educator.
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Specialist careers: Songwriter, Composer, Music Teacher, Performer, Session Musician, Educator, Event Coordinator, Music Consultant.
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Specialist careers: Musician, Sound Designer, Composer, Song Writer, Music Teacher, Performer, Session Musician, Educator, Event Coordinator.
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MUSIC PRODUCTION WORKSHOP
Entry Level Year 10 and above
Duration 1 day
Time 8:45am – 3:00pm
Location City Campus / Hub
Total Cost $52.00 (GST Inc.) per student
Dates 28 June, 29 June20 September, 21 September
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?A mix of new technologies and traditional music skills. Your day starts with ‘Remixing music in Logic Pro’ - a hands-on class that teaches you the primary skills needed to create a commercial music remix: think House, Trance, Dance or Dub versions of existing tracks you’d hear on radio.
WHAT TO WEARComfortable clothing and footwear – no jandals Headphones
STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES MUSIC PRODUCTION
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CAREER PATHWAY FASHION DESIGN
CAREER STARTS HERE
48 credits at NCEA level 2 across four subjects (preferably including English and / or Mathematics, Practical Arts, Technology or Design), or equivalent qualification, or 14 credits at NCEA Level 3 in each of 3 subjetcs; or successfully completed the certificate in Media Arts (Level 4)
Employment as a Fashion Retailer, Fashion Designer, Fashion Manufacturer, Fashion Buyer, Pattern Maker, Fashion Technician,
Fashion Brand Manager or Assistant, Fashion Product Manager or Assistant,
Fashion Event Manager or Assistant, Production Manager or Business Owner.
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Diploma in Fashion Design and Practice
(Level 6)
STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES Experience Fashion Design
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PATTERN MAKING FASHION DESIGN TASTER
Entry Level Year 10 and above
Duration 1 day
Time 8:45am – 3:00pm
Location City Campus / Hub
Total Cost $52.00 (GST Inc.) per student
Dates 11 May, 1 June, 27 July, 31 August
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?Fashion garments start with an idea that needs to be turned into a pattern and then into a garment. On this course students learn how current industry software is used to create and design garments. They find out how to make basic pattern blocks, turn those blocks into patterns, add seam allowances and style lines, and how to grade a pattern from size to size.
WHAT TO WEARComfortable clothing and footwear – no jandals
STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES FASHION DESIGN
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STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES Experience Interior Design
CAREER PATHWAY INTERIOR DESIGN
CAREER STARTS HERE
14 credits at NCEA Level 3 in each of three subjects or equivalent, or 48 credits at NCEA Level 2 across four subjects (including English and/or Mathematics, Practical Art, Design Technology) or an successfulyy completed the Certificate in Media Arts (Level 4) or equivalent.
Employment in interior design firms, in architectural firms as a Consultant, in construction
firms dealing directly with clients or in self-employment
as a Interior Designer.
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Diploma in Interior Design
(Level 6)
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INTERIOR DESIGN TASTER
Entry Level Year 11 and above
Duration 1 day
Time 8:45am – 3:00pm
Location City Campus / Hub
Total Cost $41.00 (GST Inc.) per student
Dates 3 May, 21 June, 9 August
WHAT’S IT ALL ABOUT?Discover the secrets to designing great interiors. This taster course will stimulate your creativity within a workshop format as you explore design skills, colour and space planning. You’ll also gain an understanding of just how complex it is to create an exciting interior through building technology, joinery detailing, ergonomics and CAD, through to the intricacies of colour psychology and spatial analysis.
WHAT TO WEARComfortable clothing and footwear – no jandals
STAR FUNDED PROGRAMMES INTERIOR DESIGN
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