Introduction of New Zealand Film and Television and Post-production Specialty

Introduction of New Zealand Film and Television and Post-production Specialty

After the film The Lord of the Rings, New Zealand has become one of the most popular film-making countries in the world, attracting more and more filmmakers to shoot and post-produce films in New Zealand. New Zealand's film and television creation concept and technology have also become a model for more and more filmmakers to learn. Here, photographers, directors, lighting and field affairs all have the opportunity to cooperate with international master film and television companies, show their talents and learn the essence of different cultures.

New Zealand University offers many distinctive art courses, such as film and television production, stage design, lighting and sound, actors' costumes, props and other very professional and meticulous courses.

Bachelor of Arts (Film): A Big Film Book

Employment orientation: actor, artistic director, film and television technician, film and television production, film critic.

Educational system: 3 years.

Bachelor of acting and screen art (screen art): a great book of film art

Major: cinematography, film editing, sound production, assistant director and producer.

For three years, school started in February every year.

Requirements: IELTS 6, submit work or interview. Diploma in performance technology: junior college in backstage technology (clothing, lighting, acoustics, props)

Major: Clothing, lighting, acoustics, stage management, scenery and props making.

Educational system: 2 years, starting in February every year.

Requirements: IELTS 6, submit work or interview.

Applied Technology Certificate (Audio-visual Technician): Audio-visual Technology Certificate.

Major: audio-visual equipment related technology, maintenance, editing, lighting and sound engineer, stage technician;