Bachelor of Screen & Media

Build industry-ready skills in filmmaking, directing and screen production with the Bachelor of Screen and Media at Collarts. This comprehensive degree explores cinematic storytelling, emerging screen technologies, content distribution, marketing strategies and the rapidly evolving media landscape.

As Victoria’s first ARRI-accredited film school, Collarts gives you hands-on access to professional Alexa 35 cameras and ARRI Signature lenses, with opportunities to pursue ARRI micro-certification.

Learn alongside experienced, industry-active practitioners as you develop practical skills in screenwriting, directing, cinematography, lighting, editing, colour grading, production design and producing, supported by media studies that strengthen your film literacy and critical analysis.

Get ready for a career as a filmmaker, screenwriter, director, editor or producer across film, television and digital media. With strong industry partnerships, including the Melbourne International Film Festival, you’ll gain access to internships, mentorships and real-world production opportunities to kick-start your career.

Voted as Australia's #1 provider of creative arts courses for Teaching Quality and Engagement, Collarts will get you there.

Collarts has a reputation for attracting industry-leading practitioners with a passion for teaching and mentoring. You’ll develop skills across all the stages of production, from ideation to distribution, allowing you to fully explore your creative ambitions.

Collarts is Victoria's first ARRI-accredited film school, using Alexa35 cameras and ARRI signature lens.

Through our extensive network of partnerships and industry relationships (including the world-renowned Melbourne International Film Festival), you'll have access to exclusive internships and mentorships that will kickstart your career in a thriving industry.

You'll acquire practical skills in screenwriting, editing, colour grading, lighting and cinematography (including the option of ARRI micro-certification), production design, directing, and producing alongside the stream of media studies units that will enable you to develop your film literacy, which is a critical ingredient in the recipe for success.