Here are some of the placement opportunities for a Film & Video Design graduate:
Film Director
Graduates with a strong understanding of film and video design can pursue careers as directors, where they oversee the creative and artistic aspects of a film or video production.
2. Cinematographer/Director of Photography (DoP)
Cinematographers are responsible for the visual aspects of a film, including camera work, lighting, and shot composition. They work closely with directors to achieve the desired visual style.
3. Video Editor
Video editors are responsible for assembling and editing footage, adding special effects, and ensuring that the final product flows smoothly. They work on films, television shows, documentaries, and more.
4. VFX Artist
Visual effects artists create digital effects and animations for films, television, and commercials. They are skilled in using software like Adobe After Effects, Autodesk Maya, and more.
5. Sound Designer
Sound designers are responsible for creating and incorporating audio elements such as music, sound effects, and dialogue to enhance the viewer's experience.
6. Scriptwriter
Graduates can pursue careers as scriptwriters, crafting compelling storylines and dialogues for films, television, or web series.
7. Film Producer
Producers handle the logistics and business aspects of film and video production. They oversee budgets, schedules, and manage the entire production process.
8. Production Assistant
Entry-level positions as production assistants involve various tasks to support the smooth running of a film or video shoot.
9. Art Director/Set Designer
Art directors and set designers work on creating the visual look of the production, including designing and decorating sets, selecting props, and managing the overall visual aesthetics.
10. Costume Designer
Costume designers are responsible for creating or selecting costumes and clothing for characters in a film or video production.
11. Gaffer
Gaffers are responsible for lighting setups and execution, working closely with the cinematographer to achieve the desired visual effects.
12. Colorist
Colorists work to enhance the color and mood of a film or video through color correction and grading.
13. Assistant Director (AD)
Assistant directors assist in the management of a film's production, coordinating schedules, and ensuring that filming runs smoothly.
