In this course you will work individually and collaboratively to research, develop and produce media within a studio-based model. 

You will continue to advance your creative, critical, technical and evaluative skills, with a particular focus on developing your conceptual thinking and knowledge through the practice of media making.  

You will research and situate your work within broader industry and academic contexts and use reflective practice and other research methods to draw out new perspectives on media practice and theory.  

You will also regularly present your work in class and, at times, to a broader audience. 

This is a designated WIL course in which you may undertake a placement.