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媒体制作硕士-锻炼超强动手能力

文章来源：澳大利亚留学网文章作者：澳大利亚留学网发布时间：2004-05-07

锻炼超强动手能力的媒体制作硕士
RMIT大学推出的媒体制作硕士课程为有志于在这一领域深造的同学提供了一个锻炼超强动手能力的机会。为什么这么说呢，让我们在墨尔本的特派记者为您探究一下这一信息时代的热门课程。
媒体制作硕士（Master of Media Production）是一个基于项目（project）的授课型硕士课程，学生参与制作的项目主要包括电影，电视，视频，广播，网上媒体等等，该课程的设置可以极大的扩展学生在媒体制作领域的专业知识和实战经验，受到了很多本地学生和国际学生的欢迎。
本课程的最大特色是媒体制作项目贯穿于每一个学生的学习过程之中，并且每一个学期都有一个核心项目。学生可以根据自己的兴趣选择所做的项目，并且要和其他同学组建一个团队来共同完成选择的项目，在这样的环境下，团队精神和团队配合等方面的能力都得到了最好的锻炼。
本课程所传授的技术都是当今最前沿最先进的技术，比如DVD，互动视频，数字广播等等，并且也会涉及到一些传统媒体制作技术创新的领域。学位的设置非常灵活，学生可以根据自己的兴趣来选择专业方向。
同时，学生为了获得媒体制作硕士课程必须完成一个学术研究的部分。学生必须把他们自己制作的项目联系到更广泛的社会，历史，文化环境中去。本课程也非常强调行业特性，学生会专门学习一门有关媒体制作行业的课程，能让学生更深刻的了解自己所从事的行业。
本专业的学生在学习期间可以自由使用RMIT大学最先进的教学设施。特别值得一提的是，本专业的学生还可以使用RMIT大学自己的电视台和广播电台来完成项目的实践。为了完成课程中所包含的学术研究的部分，学生还有权使用AFI Research Collection。这是一个澳大利亚电影机构所收藏的近30年的国际电影，电视和其他媒体资源。学生还有权使用最先进的制作器材和技术比如专业数字摄像机，16毫米专业胶片照相机，视频工作室和音频工作室等等资源。RMIT大学的音频工作室装备了当今行业内标准的数字录音及编辑软件。当然，学生还可以使用一个专门的媒体制作计算机房，其中的电脑高速接入国际互联网，可以为学生的网上媒体制作和发布提供便利。
本课程的入学时期从2004年7月开始，对国际学生而言学费仅为16000澳元每年，对于拥有如此多可利用的资源和丰富的实践环节的课程来说可以说是物超所值。基本要求需要雅思6.5分以及一个认可的学位和一定的工作经验，录取过程还包括一个作品展示的过程，学校还会参考一个四五百字的个人陈述。有关具体的课程结构和录取要求有兴趣的同学可以联系澳大利亚留学网专业顾问并参考相关英文资料。
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附：RMIT大学官方介绍
Introduction

The Master of Media Production is a Masters by coursework degree focused on advanced project work in a range of media production areas, principally film / television / video, radio, DVD and the Web. It is designed to extend and develop students’ experience and knowledge in the field of media production and their understanding of creative and critical practice within the media industries.
The program will be mainly project based, with students working in small groups on a range of media production projects. The structure of the degree has been designed to be as flexible as possible, to allow students to customise their activities according to their interests and specialisations.
Students will be encouraged to explore how the boundaries between previously separate forms of media production are blurring. A significant focus of the degree will be on students developing their understanding of how emerging concepts such as interactivity, connectivity and convergence and emerging technologies such as DVD, interactive video and digital radio are creating new creative possibilities, production processes and delivery systems for more traditional forms of media production, such as film & video production and TV & radio broadcasting.
The Masters will include research components, with students asked to place their production work in broader social, historical, cultural and theoretical contexts. There will also be a strong industry emphasis in the program, so that students have a high level of industry readiness on graduating, with a realistic and well-informed sense of their career possibilities in this rapidly changing area.
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Study Environment - Studying media production at RMIT allows students to take full advantage of the university's unique strength in student media broadcasting, through student television group RMITV (which broadcasts on Channel 31) and student radio station SYN-FM (which last year won a full-time broadcast licence).
AFI Research Collection - In addition to its teaching programs the School of Applied Communication operates a unique national research collection. The AFI Research Collection (incorporating the Henry Mayer Collection) is a non-lending collection of international film, television and communication industry resources maintained for over 30 years by the Australian Film Institute. Described by the National Library of Australia as a 'heritage collection', the AFI Research Collection is widely used by students, academics, media industry researchers, and members of the public. See www.afiresearch.rmit.edu.au
Facilities - Master of Media Production students have access to the latest technology for their coursework, including professional digital video and 16mm film cameras, high-end video and audio postproduction suites, and a fully equipped television studio. The radio studios at RMIT are all equipped with the latest industry standard digital recording and editing software. Facilities include four production suites, an on-air studio and a fully digital multi-track recording and mixing facility. Students also have access to a specialized media computer lab for classes in online production and emerging media.
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Program details

Commencement Date: Semester 2, 2004
Duration: 1.5 years
The program runs over three semesters full-time, with a core strand and an elective strand.
Core strand (Media Project 1, 2 & 3)
The Media Project strand comprises 50% of the degree and is designed to maximize student choice in the media production projects they are working on. Subject to approval, students will have the option of working in specialised roles on a range of productions, or focusing on one major project. The emphasis on project work will provide students with flexibility in developing and producing work that reflects their own areas of interest, as well as opening up possibilities for collaboration with the community and industry. Examples of anticipated project types include short film dramas, pilots for TV series, web radio stations and interactive DVD documentaries.
Elective strand
Students will be able to choose from the eMerging Media strand offered by the program or a range of electives offered by other Masters by coursework programs within the School of Applied Communication (Masters in Communications, Design & Advertising).
eMerging Media strand (eMerging Media 1,2,& 3)
The eMerging Media strand will be centred on exploring the convergence of traditional forms of media within new media production (for instance, media production work done for the internet, DVD, and interactive CD Rom). In eMerging Media 1, the focus will be on introducing students to some of the issues involved in creating a convergent media text by being required to create an online media product that will integrate video, sound, image and text. In eMerging Media 2 & 3, students will develop and produce larger, more dynamic and innovative eMerging media projects with a documentary focus.
Media Contexts
Media Contexts is a compulsory first semester 12 credit-point course designed for students to develop an understanding of the broader theoretical contexts in which media production projects operate. A focus of this course will be on introducing students to the use of web-based journals or blogs as a form of research, reflection, data collection and analysis. These interactive journals will provide a writing space that may include text, images, video and audio as well as feedback from other students. The use of blogs will be central to the successful completion of an individual student research project concerning recent developments in TV, video or radio. Student-centred research using this form will be employed throughout the program, so that the capabilities introduced in Media Contexts will provide a foundation for the skills in research, reflection and evaluation required in the production of Media Projects in second and third semesters.
The Media Production Industry
This course is offered in the final semester of the program and is designed to enhance the ability of graduates to establish themselves in the media production industry by providing them with:
An understanding of legal, business, marketing and careers issues specific to the media production industry;
A detailed understanding of one area of the industry they choose to research;
A broad understanding of existing and emerging career opportunities, locally and internationally;
A thorough knowledge of industry structure, sectors and possible career paths.
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Graduate capabilities

On completion of the program graduates should:
be creative and critical media practitioners
have a strong industry focus
have a substantial body of knowledge and experience in contemporary media production practices
be multi-literate across the media
be able to work as part of a collaborative team on media production projects
be experienced in project development, project management and decision-making within the context of media production project work
understand the shifting boundaries between production disciplines, publication and distribution formats that digital technology has introduced into the media industries.
have good research skills
be able to be proactive and self-motivated in adapting to developments in the media and communications area
have an international and global focus to their media production practices
have an appreciation of social and environmental issues relating to the media.
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Program structure

Full-time mode
Semester 1
Media Project #1 (24pts)
Plus
Media Contexts #1 (12 pts)
Plus
E/Merging Media #1 (12 pts)
OR
Approved Elective [1] (12pts)

Semester 2
Media Project #2 (24 pts)
Plus E/Merging Media #2 (24 pts)
OR
Two Approved Electives [1] (2 x 12 pts)

Semester 3
Media Project #3 (24 pts)
Plus
E/Merging Media #3 (12 pts)
OR
Approved Elective [1] (12pts)
Plus
The Media Production Industry (12 pts)
OR
Approved Elective [1] (12pts)

Part-time mode
Available as an approved choice of 24pts or 36pts of study per semester
NOTEl [1] Approved Electives. Electives are available from
MA (Advertising)
MKTG1190 Advertising Theory & Practice
MKTG1189 Creativity In Advertising (Prerequisite of MKTG1190)
MKTG1187 Advertising Media Strategy (Prerequisite of MKTG1189)
MA (Communications)
All electives offered within this program are available to students in the Master of Media Production.
Master of Design
This program will offer some electives online to students in the Master of Media Production.
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Selection process

Applicants will be selected in a two-stage process:
Stage 1: Written application
All applicants must apply to RMIT University using the Direct Application Form. The form can be obtained from:
Office of Prospective Students
Ground floor, Building 15
124 LaTrobe Street
RMIT City Campus
GPO Box 2476V
Melbourne Vic Australia 3000
Tel: (+61 3) 9925 2260 or download from www.rmit.edu.au/admissions .
All applicants must attach a 400-500 word written statement outlining their interest in the program. On the basis of the information provided, applicants will then be pre-selected for Stage 2.
Closing dates for applications are 31 May 2004
Stage 2: Interview and folio presentation
Further details below.
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INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS
Academic requirements:
A first degree that is a recognized equivalent of an Australian Bachelor of Arts, with the equivalent of at least one semester's full time study in media production.
The recommendation of an academic supervisor or professional referee.
Professional practice:
In lieu of a first degree, either a recognized Diploma in a related field with a minimum of two year's relevant industry or media production experience, or a minimum of four year's relevant industry or media production experience.
Special requirements:
Applicants are required to provide a statement of purpose (400-500 words) with their application for the Master of Media Production, including areas of production interest.
Interview and folio presentation:
Each applicant should have a folio, which may include a video showreel, audio demo tap or web site. Folios are limited to 10 minutes in length. International applicants will contact the selection officer to organize an interview and delivery of folio material. International applicants will be interviewed by phone. The purpose of the interview is to clarify the applicant's suitability for the program strand, based on the selection criteria below.
English language requirements:
One of the following: IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0); TOEFL 580+ (TWE 4.5+) Paper Based; TOEFL 237+ (TWE 4.5+) Computer Based; RMIT CELL - Advanced Level.
Selection criteria:
Applicants will be selected on the basis of their:
Creative, organizational and technical ability in areas of media production relevant to the program (film, TV, video, radio, online media)
Ability to reflect on their own work, as well as media productions in general, in a critical, analytical and informed manner
Ability to function effectively in a collaborative environment
The following weighting will be applied in the selection process: Folio 60%; Interview 40 %
International Fees:
In 2004, fees for this program for International students will be $A16,000 per year ($A24,000 for the full degree).
Additional Student Fee:
As part of their participation in this program, students will be required to purchase an individual firewire drive. This drive will be used to store digitized media (video, audio and text) used by the student in their coursework.
To ensure students have a high level of access to available resources, there may be a limit to the numbers of students enrolled in the individual specialisations of TV, radio and online production.


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