NEWS

Some of our Acting students recently cleaned up at the Short & Sweet theatre festival, the largest short play festival in Sydney, with hundreds of actors, writers and directors putting on new plays.

Women working in the screen industry share their experiences and insights for emerging female scriptwriters, producers, and directors.

Co-Lab at AFTT: Bringing Film Makers and Actors together

AFTT’s Film Diploma Course contains a Stunt and Safety Workshop in which students are introduced to the concepts and theories of sex and violence as well as creating action sequences to learn how to work with a stunt coordinator and stunt performers to create these sequences.

Having industry professional knowledge at your fingertips is one of the biggest benefits of studying Film at AFTT, as all of our lecturers have, and are still working in the industry day to day. However, having the advice of world renowned and famous film makers, that’s priceless.

Although there are certainly still issues with prejudice in the mainstream media, particularly with straightforward issues of underrepresentation and visibility, progress has definitely been made in recent years in terms of queer stories being told on the big screen.

Film Making Graduate Andrew discusses his time at AFTT, and working in the industry.

Improvisation encourages creative thinking and living in the moment, skills that carry from the arts to business and relationships.

Actor Sarah Carter is one young performer who believes exercise and a healthy routine are keys to her success in a competitive industry