SAE Auckland
Auckland, New Zealand
http://www2.sae.edu/nz/auckland/

Master of Arts

Graduates of the Bachelors Degree have direct access to postgraduate studies through SAE International Graduate College (IGC). Admission to programs at this level is always competitive, but SAE graduates have privileged status in the process. The advanced professional practice and research Conferences are convened annually by the SAE IGC in different parts of the world thus providing postgradua......
 

This module is the culmination of the degree program and is designed to demonstrate a student’s ability to initiate, implement and evaluate a substantial creative/technical project under SAE staff supervision. Students are expected to demonstrate advanced abilities in a chosen area of specialisation. ...
 

It is likely that graduates will engage in teaching others at some stage during their careers. In that context it is desirable that they have a basic understanding of the principles of teaching and learning, and of the processes of curriculum development and delivery....
 

Managing a small business requires a range of skills and attitudes in a number of areas. Of major importance are areas such as administration, finance, personnel, networking and forward planning. This module aims to provide students with a range of management skills relevant to working in the industry....
 

A key element in effective membership of the infotainment industry is the ability to identify, analyse and contribute intelligently to issues currently influencing the industry and the wider community. This module explores contemporary issues in ways that encourage students to take an active part in professional dialogue. ...
 

This module surveys the structure and operation of the infotainment, edutainment and entertainment industries, the issues currently facing the industry and considers the policies and attitudes of the industry as they relate to the world market. Emphasis is places on developments in technology and changes in social structures....
 

The primary focus of this module is to provide academic bridging skills for students wishing to enrol in the final two years of the Bachelor Of Recording Arts and who do not have the necessary pre-requisites (minimum of NCEA Level 3 qualification). The module is designed to prepare for entry into a programme that will require a high standard of academic knowledge, skills and achievement in area......
 

Audio engineering students wishing to further their career goal are able to continue their Degree level studies with SAE Institute (Auckland, NZ). Students are able to complete their second and third year Degree education with SAE Institute Auckland on successful completion of the Diploma in Audio Engineering program. Objective: The Bachelor Of Recording Arts Degree incorporates the ......
 

The unique EMP provides an opportunity for music enthusiasts to unleash their passion for sound on the best music equipment on the planet, training with the industry experts. The program encourages individualism and combines the fundamentals of electronic music production with practical experimentation and personal creativity. Students will graduate with the skills and knowledge to create the m......
 

Students are encoraged to apply the art of cinematography and lighting into specialised productions from pre to post-production. MAIN SUBJECTS: Specialised productions include: Music Video, TV Commercial, News Item, Corporate identity animated Logo design, Drama production, Screenplay and a definitive Short film production....
 

Students will be trained in a controlled environment of a Multi-Camera Studio Production. MAIN SUBJECTS: Productions include live multi-cam broadcast of a News Show and live multi-cam broadcast of a Music Video Show. ...
 

Another key element in film production is directing actors and functioning as a producer. Students will gain the necessary creative and technical skills to produce and direct their own work in a professional context through practical demonstration and supervised in-class project work. MAIN SUBJECTS: The roles of producers and directors will be clearly defined and applied to the students�se......
 

Analysing and learning the layout of scripts for documentaries, film, reportage and interviews. Students will be expected to compile their own ideas and develop them into a script by focusing on key areas that include plot, character development, dialogue, script development, storyboarding, dramaturgy and script analysis....
 

Students explore the history and creation of cinema, key films and directors, and various film genres that have contributed to the modern film and television industries....
 

This module covers all aspects of working with video cameras and lighting theory and application. MAIN SUBJECTS: Steadycam operation, using and understanding various media, lenses and filters, location shots, using various cameras, lighting theory and practice, working with dollies and shot composition, lighting techniques, lighting consoles, occupational health and safety, theory of light ......
 

Students will be trained in the application and use of several multimedia and compositing software packages. MAIN SUBJECTS: Digitising of images, creating visual effects, compositing still and moving images, basic 2D and 3D animation, 3D modelling, creating a DVD....
 

File preparation must be considered throughout film media authoring. Aspects of DVD authoring are addressed in creating the final product. MAIN SUBJECTS: Surround sound formatting and processing, DVD creation, DVD finalising....
 

Used throughout professional film post- production suites, audio and film editing is one of the key elements in the production process. MAIN SUBJECTS: Avid, Final Cut Pro, Media 100, sound editing with ProTools, non-linear editing and management of the post production pathway, sound design, compositing and colour matching....
 

This module describes the skills and knowledge required to plan and compile a production schedule identifying the required resources and timelines for the completion of all stages of a production. MAIN SUBJECTS: Film finance and budgeting, production timelines, legal clearances, copyright, government funding, resource identification, scheduling cast, location selection and choosing the crew....
 

Professional DV equipment and leading desktop video editing software are utilised. Basic film making and assembly techniques are delivered in depth. Effects plugins are also incorporated. MAIN SUBJECTS: Editing audio & picture for digital film, Post production, Video assembly techniques, Effects and plug-ins, Formats and standards, Video compression, Video editing concepts and various types......
 

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