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Diploma in Animation Production

The two- year Full-Time Diploma in Animation Production Course is run in close association with the animation industry. This is a course designed from the ground up for vocational outcomes.
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Animation Calendar | Animation Fees | Animation Curriculum |

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Diploma in Film & Television Production

New Zealand’s leading industry training course that covers all major production skills. Graduates attain skill levels required for employment.
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FTV Calendar | FTV Fees | FTV Curriculum | FTV Course Outline | FTV Skills Requirement | FTV Rongo Option

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Diploma in On Screen Acting

This course provides the On-Screen acting skills that enhance a person’s potential talents and skills so they can confidently audition for demanding dramatic roles.
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Diploma in Digital Photography

The Digital Photography course aims to provide the photographic industry with graduates who have a high level of practical industry recognised professional photography skills.
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Student Profile

ALY CRONE | 2009

Aly Crone graduated in the animation course in 2009. Before studying at South Seas Aly had a background in Motion Graphics and was keen to improve her drawing, directing & animation skills. Her final work combined Hand-drawn & digital animation in 3 dimensional environments to create a compelling and unique style. Aly found full-time employment at Zoomslide as an animator and digital artist.



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