Photography & Digital Imaging
Photography & Digital Imaging
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Photography, Video and Digital Imaging offers students the opportunity to explore contemporary artistic practices that make use of photography, video and digital imaging.
Photography, Video and Digital Imaging offers students the opportunity to explore contemporary artistic practices that make use of photography, video and digital imaging.
The course offers opportunities for the student to investigate one or more of these fields and to develop understanding and skills that contribute to an informed critical practice.
The course offers opportunities for the student to investigate one or more of these fields and to develop understanding and skills that contribute to an informed critical practice.
PLEASE NOTE: FILM STUDIES IS A NON-ATAR COURSE
PLEASE NOTE: FILM STUDIES IS A NON-ATAR COURSE
Photography, Video and Digital Imaging also offers opportunities for students to investigate the world of visual arts and design, television, film, video, the mass media and multimedia, and to investigate the ways in which these fields of artistic practice have adapted and evolved over the twentieth century.
Photography, Video and Digital Imaging also offers opportunities for students to investigate the world of visual arts and design, television, film, video, the mass media and multimedia, and to investigate the ways in which these fields of artistic practice have adapted and evolved over the twentieth century.
Who should do this course?
Who should do this course?
Students with an interest in Photography, Video, Visual Arts and Digital Media
How is this course taught?
How is this course taught?
The core includes the basics of using a camera, construction of photographs and darkroom practice. Students will cover a series of modules which are designed to build a point of view, developing their artistic practice beyond a simple approach of ‘point and shoot’.
They will examine special effects, manipulated and arranged images as well as the study of major photographers, movements and styles.
How is this course assessed?
How is this course assessed?
The course is assessed through studio and darkroom practice, practical projects, photography journal, video practice, written tests and examinations.
How will this subject help me in the future?
How will this subject help me in the future?
Studies and careers within the Visual Arts including commercial, industrial and fashion photography. Photography in graphic arts, advertising and journalism, including cinematography and film stills photography.
The skills developed in this course could assist with
selecting and presenting a portfolio for interviews at tertiary level
What does this course cost?
Subject fees of $75 and relevant excursions
Students completing this course do not necessarily need to own a SLR camera, they can book and borrow a camera from the CAPA Department.
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