Fine Arts - Properties and Objects

NIDA's Bachelor of Fine Arts (Properties and Objects) introduces students to prop-making along with object-making methods, such as drawing, metalwork, woodwork, sculpture, mould-making and casting, pattern-making, scenic art, technical drawing, and puppetry, electronics, joinery, set-dressing, film studies and model-making. As they progress through the course, students research material society, props in contexts, and the creation of artisanal objects. Aspects of further examination contain costume jewellery, architectural models, computer-aided design, images software and 3D modelling for digital fabrication, utilizing a variety of diverse substances. Logistical and resource management is applied through studios, productions and workshops. This class involves a sector placement, and equips students with the particular knowledge and skills to pursue careers as makers of possessions, models along with bespoke objects, as well as roles managing these fields in the arts and entertainment industries, including theater, opera, dance, film, tv, exhibitions and events.

• Undergraduate applicants seeking admission must:'ve reached Age 18 before the Start of the Class (in exceptional circumstances This Might be Disputed )
• Hold a Higher School Certificate or its equivalent out of Some Other Nation or territory from Australia or overseas (in exceptional circumstances This Might be Disputed )
• Be fluent in spoken and Skillful in written English language (8.0 IELTS or equivalent for Acting, 7.0 IELTS or equivalent for all other BFA Classes for Global students)
• Entire the project requirements (please refer to This website to Get full details)