GraduateArts & Design
Master of Cinematic Arts
Griffith University, Brisbane/Gold Coast, QLD, Australia
About this program
The Master of Cinematic Arts at Griffith University involves research and practical work in a chosen discipline of animation, film and screen production, or games, studied at Griffith Film School with its high-end equipment and studios. Students engage in research and professional development toward innovation and career acceleration, including studio projects supervised by discipline leads and, where applicable, industry partners, and produce creative works in collaboration with peers and external stakeholders. Practice-based work may take cross-disciplinary approaches exploring new and emerging platforms and media. It runs one to two years full-time.
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