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Film Project 1 is an advanced course in the Film program aimed at transitioning students into the film industry through WIL projects as authentic assessment. Students will rely on previous knowledge, technical skills and practice acquired in courses FSP2001 and FSP2002.
This signature course is the first half of the major production outcome project and involves industry sized crews working together to produce short drama, documentary and screen media programs on digital video or web-based formats. Scripts and projects are competitively pitched at the start of the course, with a select number of projects forming the production slate.

This course explores at an advanced level, the intersection between theory and practice in film related projects. The emphasis will be primarily on developing film practice and the individual identity of the film student as a professional artist. It develops outcomes with a view to identifying and articulating the discoveries made through experiential methodologies in order to develop discipline expertise as graduates looking to enter the film industry.

On successful completion of this course students should be able to:

1. be self-managed and utilise cultural and critical literacies that can: identify, locate, access and utilise research and source materials/requirements for applied projects.
2. communicate effectively using written and oral modes which engage scholarly approaches to articulate a coherent approach to the development of particular applied film projects.
3. Recognise and reflect on and take account of social, cultural and ethical issues, and apply local and international perspectives to practice in the Australian Film Industry
4. Identify and address problems in complex creative, production or experimentation processes
5. Collaborate with team members to establish required processes for successful completion of film projects