Bachelor of Arts (Television Production)

The course prepares students for entry to broadcast television and other related industries. It provides students with appropriate vocational, practical and theoretical studies to allow them to pursue careers with the television industry.

The Bachelor of Arts (Television Production) is taught in conjunction with the Bachelor of Arts (Acting for Screen and Stage) and the Bachelor of Arts (Design for Theatre and Television). This ensures students have appropriate access to actors and designers for their television productions.

Enrolment through

Wagga Wagga Campus

Study mode

On campus

Normal course duration

Full-time 3 years (6 sessions)
Part-time 6 years (12 sessions)

Course requirements

To graduate, students must satisfactorily complete 24 subjects (192 subject points).

Course structure

Session 1 (Autumn)

• TVP104 Television Production 1
• TVP105 Television Technology
• COM123 Screen Studies
• MPI101 Multimedia and Photo Imaging 1


Session 2 (Spring)

• TVP106 Television Production 2
• TVP107 Multicamera Television Production 1
• COM122 Australian Screen and Stage
• [ ] Elective 1


Session 3 (Autumn)

• TVP202 Single Camera Television Production
• TVP203 Television Post Production
• COM226 Media: History and Society
• [ ] Elective 2


Session 4 (Spring)

• TVP207 Multicamera Television Production 2
• TVP205 Writing/Directing for Television
• COM227 Culture, Society and the Media
• COM225 Television: Historical and Social Perspectives


Session 5 (Autumn)

• TVP302 Television Project 1 (16 point subject)
• COM327 Literature and Film
• COM329 Culture and Policy in Australia


Session 6 (Spring)

• TVP303 Television Project 2 (16 point subject)
• TVP304 Television Industry Internship
• LAW306 Industrial Issues in the Arts

Electives may be chosen from the areas of Design for Theatre and Television and Multimedia and Photo Imaging.

Inquiries

Course Coordinator
Daryl Mildenhall
School of Visual and Performing Arts
Telephone: (02) 6933 2315
Facsimile: (02) 6933 2751
Email: dmildenhall@csu.edu.au