Intro
"The launch of this website is a significant milestone for Production and Design – something we had been considering for a while, but the need for which became sharply apparent during the last year.
The graduates whose work you can see in the website have shown a resilience that surely proves that they have the resources to thrive in our industry.
They’ve shown a level of commitment, dedication and, of course, a great deal of talent throughout the ever-shifting landscape of the current pandemic. It would be hard to find a more committed group of young theatre and film makers than the one represented here.
We are proud of them all and look forward to seeing them take their places in the professional world to which they all aspire.
We offer them our congratulations!"
Lisa Osborn (Head of Production), Richard Roberts (Head of Design) and all the Production and Design staff
Spotlight
Courses
The graduates of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Design and Production) have completed specialist study in the areas of stage management, design and the realisation of sets, costumes, lighting and sound.
Throughout the course students have contributed to the creation of large-scale performances with Music Theatre, Theatre, Acting and Dance students from across the VCA. Their portfolio of work demonstrates their creativity, dedication and readiness to embark on a career in the Performing Arts.
The graduates of the Master of Design for Performance have developed skills, knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to successfully take on design roles for live performance. Guest lectures from the industry and staff who are also experienced practitioners ensure the training is professionally relevant and current.
Through placements on productions within VCA and industry internships, students have gained practical experience and have developed a portfolio of work to showcase.
The graduates of the Master of Production Design for Screen have developed skills, knowledge and hands-on experience necessary to successfully take on design roles for screen. Guest lectures from the industry and staff who are also experienced practitioners ensure the training is professionally relevant and current.
Through placements on film productions within VCA and industry internships, students have practical experience and have developed a portfolio of work to showcase.