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The document is an application form for Special Consideration at the Australian Film, Television and Radio School (AFTRS), designed for students facing exceptional circumstances such as acute illness, loss, or hardship that may hinder their academic progress. It outlines the necessary evidence required to support the application, including medical certificates or relevant documentation. The form includes sections for student details, reasons for application, assessment task details, a student declaration regarding the truthfulness of the information provided, and privacy information related to data handling. Additionally, it contains sections for recommendations and approvals from course leaders and program leaders.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the application for Special Consideration in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'STUDENT DETAILS' section. Enter your name, student number, and course information accurately.
In the 'REASON FOR APPLICATION AND DOCUMENTATION' section, specify whether your reason is medical or non-medical. Attach any necessary documentation such as medical certificates or supporting statements.
Complete the 'ASSESSMENT TASK DETAILS AND DUE DATE' section by providing details of the assessment tasks that require special consideration, including original and new due dates.
Sign and date the 'STUDENT DECLARATION' to confirm that all information provided is true and correct.
Review the 'PRIVACY INFORMATION' to understand how your data will be handled before submitting your application.

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What is a radio television film major?

In addition to a rigorous and comprehensive study of media cultures and screenwriting, Radio/Television/Film students can develop and hone their filmmaking craft through a variety of production opportunities within the curriculum and outside of the classroom. Sound courses include: Introduction to Sound Production.

Is a degree in media production worth it?

Is it worth it to get a degree for a Media Producer role? A degree in Media Production can be a solid investment, providing foundational knowledge and access to industry equipment and networks. However, its value depends on your career objectives and learning preferences.

Are there AFTRS alumni who are famous?

AFTRS has been the training ground for many of Australias most well-known directors and other filmmakers, including Gillian Armstrong, Philip Noyce, Rolf de Heer, Rachel Perkins, Ivan Sen, Warwick Thornton, and Kriv Stenders, as well as many cinematographers, film editors, composers, and screenwriters.

Is getting a degree in film worth it?

Pursue a range of careers Whether you aspire to be a director, cinematographer, producer or another role, a degree in film can help you achieve it. Going to film school may also help you decide which role in the film industry may best suit your unique interests, abilities and experiences.

Is AFTRS hard to get into?

Entry into AFTRS is gained through a merit-based, competitive process. Expectations of students are high: some courses run from 9.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, and the school explicitly informs students that working part-time while studying may be difficult.

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Is a film and TV degree worth it?

Yes! Choosing to study film at university equips you with the analytic, technical, and creative skills required to understand and to make film. Youll get to learn the technical side of film production and get a chance to script, shoot, edit and exhibit films.

Is film a respected degree?

The analytical and creative skills gained make graduates valuable in fields like marketing, media, education, and cultural management. Film studies not only nurtures a deep appreciation for the art of cinema but also equips individuals with versatile skills needed in many professions.

What degree is best for filmmaking?

The best degrees are those in film, cinema or media studies. A degree in film would equip you with theoretical and technical knowledge of all aspects of filmmaking, from screenwriting and production planning, through to distribution and many other roles relevant to producing.

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