
Creative Media
A course by
SAE Creative Media Institute
Gain practical experience and technical skills needed to launch a career in the film and screen production industry with hands-on training in industry standard facilities.
inc GST
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Gain hands-on experience across pre-production, production, and post-production processes using industry-relevant equipment and software.

Employ conceptual, reflective, and analytical skills to realise creative media projects and solve problems in screen production.
Make your mark in film! In a world driven by visuals and a booming demand for creative content, screen production skills have never been in more demand. Get hands-on from day one and build your skills, your industry connections, and a killer showreel!
The Bachelor of Screen Production at SAE Institute is a three-year, NZQA Level 7 accredited programme that provides students with the knowledge, technical skills and creative experience required for the film industry. The programme covers all aspects of pre-production, production and post-production, including screenwriting, directing, producing, editing, cinematography, visual effects and industry practice. Students collaborate in a highly practical studio environment, using industry-standard equipment and software, under the guidance of experienced staff. The curriculum includes significant work-integrated learning and culminates in a capstone screen project.
Entry Requirements


SAE New Zealand is an Auckland-based creative media school with over 40 years of history developing working professionals in audio, music production, screen, songwriting, and creative business. Their courses are hands-on and studio-based, taught by industry practitioners in purpose-built facilities. SAE is part of a worldwide network spanning campuses across four continents; the qualification you earn here carries weight far beyond New Zealand.

Creative Media
A course by
SAE Creative Media Institute
Gain practical experience and technical skills needed to launch a career in the film and screen production industry with hands-on training in industry standard facilities.
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing


Gain hands-on experience across pre-production, production, and post-production processes using industry-relevant equipment and software.

Employ conceptual, reflective, and analytical skills to realise creative media projects and solve problems in screen production.
Make your mark in film! In a world driven by visuals and a booming demand for creative content, screen production skills have never been in more demand. Get hands-on from day one and build your skills, your industry connections, and a killer showreel!
The Bachelor of Screen Production at SAE Institute is a three-year, NZQA Level 7 accredited programme that provides students with the knowledge, technical skills and creative experience required for the film industry. The programme covers all aspects of pre-production, production and post-production, including screenwriting, directing, producing, editing, cinematography, visual effects and industry practice. Students collaborate in a highly practical studio environment, using industry-standard equipment and software, under the guidance of experienced staff. The curriculum includes significant work-integrated learning and culminates in a capstone screen project.
Entry Requirements


SAE New Zealand is an Auckland-based creative media school with over 40 years of history developing working professionals in audio, music production, screen, songwriting, and creative business. Their courses are hands-on and studio-based, taught by industry practitioners in purpose-built facilities. SAE is part of a worldwide network spanning campuses across four continents; the qualification you earn here carries weight far beyond New Zealand.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Auckland, Auckland
It will take a total of 3 years
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing


Work effectively in teams, including collaboration with industry partners and undertaking work-integrated learning placements.
Minimum of 17 years at the start date of the programme. Note: applicants aged less than 18 years old must apply with parental/guardian consent.
Has attained University Entrance (UE) or NCEA Level 3 (or equivalent) with related subjects OR can satisfactorily prove that they have the potential to succeed in the programme and are over the age of 20 by the official start date of their programme of study, AND can meet the English language requirements
English as an Additional Language (EAL) applicants are those for whom English is not their first language. This can include NZ residents. EAL applicants must provide evidence of meeting the standard NZQA minimum English Proficiency Outcomes as set out in section 22 of the NZQA Programme Approval and Accreditation Rules. Countries considered to be English-speaking are determined by NZQA and set out in the Rules. The Academic Dean has the discretion to allow entry for domestic EAL applicants

In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Auckland, Auckland
It will take a total of 3 years
inc GST
Enquire about international pricing


Work effectively in teams, including collaboration with industry partners and undertaking work-integrated learning placements.
Minimum of 17 years at the start date of the programme. Note: applicants aged less than 18 years old must apply with parental/guardian consent.
Has attained University Entrance (UE) or NCEA Level 3 (or equivalent) with related subjects OR can satisfactorily prove that they have the potential to succeed in the programme and are over the age of 20 by the official start date of their programme of study, AND can meet the English language requirements
English as an Additional Language (EAL) applicants are those for whom English is not their first language. This can include NZ residents. EAL applicants must provide evidence of meeting the standard NZQA minimum English Proficiency Outcomes as set out in section 22 of the NZQA Programme Approval and Accreditation Rules. Countries considered to be English-speaking are determined by NZQA and set out in the Rules. The Academic Dean has the discretion to allow entry for domestic EAL applicants
