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The Television Production for Beginners course offers opportunities to pursue roles within the expanding world of network television.
With over 100 channels, and more launching all the time, there is an increasing need for people to work behind the scenes.
This course takes you through every possible aspect of entry level television, from getting a job as a TV extra or show runner to starting a lucrative career as a producer, director or on-camera presenter. You then explore the world of scriptwriting, learning how to write for television, film and video. You will actually develop your own screenplay and even learn how to market it.
Australian College provides you with a range of payment plan options. You can pay upfront, pay by instalment or completely customise your own payment plan here.
Employers ask about our group/corporate rates and traineeship availability.
If you have these essential requirements then you can get started immediately.
When you successfully complete your course you will be awarded the Australian College Diploma of Media (Film Scripts, Screenwriting and Television Producing).
Television Producer/Director, Field Producer, Production Assistant, Television Presenter, TV/Movie Extra, Runner, Screenwriter, Scriptwriter for TV/Film/Video*.
Scriptwriting involves many areas. A scriptwriter can write scripts for television, radio, political speeches, VIP presentations, film, video stage, music even games. Scriptwriting is not limited to just writing scripts for the movies.
A script is the text or manuscript (dialogue, instructions, etc.) for a movie, television program, radio program, and so on. ‘Script’ comes from the word ‘manuscript’ so it’s a bit like the manuscript for a book except that it’s for a different form of media.
Screenwriting is actually writing a script for the screen (movie screen, television screen, video screen, even a computer screen). This is the difference between scriptwriting and screenwriting. This course focuses on writing scripts for television, film and video’s screenwriting.
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Course Code:
TVP |
Delivery Mode:
Online and Flexible delivery |
Assessments:
Assessments may vary according to each subject, but may include one or more of the following:
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Qualification Gained:
Certificate in Media (Television Production) |
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Nationally Recognised:
No |
National Code:
N/A |
Awarded By:
Australian College |
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"I loved every aspect of my course.
This was the first correspondence course I have actually completed and would highly recommend Australian College to my friends and family."
Everyone was extremely helpful via email and over the phone. I couldn't be happier.
Thank you so much."
Hayley Ballantyne, 4th February 2014
"The Australian College tutors were very helpful and inspiring. Coming from various backgrounds, they offered industry relevant information, trends, and ideas 'outside the box' at a level of which I would otherwise not have had access. They helped me to focus on the individual topics through the assignments and extract the most out of the course, making it directly relevant to the industry."
Marnie Bernard, 7th December 2013
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