Developing a Collaborative National Postgraduate Research Program for 22 Australian Film Schools : Final Report.
Developing a collaborative national postgraduate research program for screen producers potentially has many educational, cultural and commercial benefits. To achieve this potential a number of major structural, funding and practice-based research problems need to be addressed. This is the final repo...
| Institutions: | RMIT University University of Melbourne University of Technology, Sydney Griffith University Flinders University Murdoch University. National Academy of Screen and Sound Research Centre |
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Office for Learning and Teaching
2014
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| Summary: | Developing a collaborative national postgraduate research program for screen producers potentially has many educational, cultural and commercial benefits. To achieve this potential a number of major structural, funding and practice-based research problems need to be addressed. This is the final report from a project that initiated sector-wide consultations regarding conditions required for a viable postgraduate research development while liaising with relevant state and federal organizations. The project built upon the Western Australian experience with intercampus collaboration to map out a synergistic network of national screen production research hubs, regional nodes and local knowledge trails. This framework was used to form an inter-university research centre to service postgraduate researchers with supervisors and to actively seek production grants. The organizational task was undertaken in partnership with 30 existing national and international collaborators and 22 institutions. |
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