South Seas Diploma in Film and Television Production: This is a one-year intensive practical training course in foundation and specialist skills. If you want to establish a career in the film or TV industries, this is the course for you. Learn more
South Seas Diploma in On Screen Acting: This is a one-year training course with extensive on screen acting experience and training. It will give you the confidence to audition for dramatic on screen roles. Learn more
South Seas Diploma in Animation Production This is a two-year intensive practical industry training course. If you want to establish a classical or computer animation industry career then this is the course you need. Learn more
Diploma in Digital Photography: This course provides all the skills you need to work as a digital photographer. If you want experience in all aspects of Photojournalism, Commercial and Fine Art Photography this is the course for you. Learn more
 South Seas Film, Television and Animation School is New Zealand's leading professional industry training provider. It specialises in providing intensive, practical training courses for the film, television, animation and media industries.
Established in 1991, South Seas has been training some of NZ's leading film makers, television programme makers, animators and actors. Our reputation for providing quality, industry-related, practical training has resulted in a strong ongoing demand for South Seas graduates to work in every part of the NZ media industry.
South Seas consistently achieves more than 85% employment for its graduates. These graduates then go on to develop rewarding careers in film production, television broadcasting, animation and other media industry employment in New Zealand and worldwide.
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KEREAMA WRIGHT | 2008
Kereama always wanted to be a presenter and is now a Trainee News Reporter at Māori Television. “Growing up I watched a lot of shows with dynamic humorous presenters. I wanted to be on camera and just as good as them.”
Kereama is a talented Kapa Haka (Māori performing arts) performer. When he started the 2008 Film and Television Production course, he enjoyed the experience. “I quickly felt at home as there were lots of other Māori students and many were keen Kapa Haka performers.”
“My ultimate goal is make good programs that will help put all aspects of Māori culture and life on the map. It’s great to be working towards this goal and South Seas has helped make it all possible.”
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