AFTRS : disciplines

DISCIPLINES

AnimationAnimators bring characters and objects to life through anatomy, performance and movement.
CinematographyCinematographers bring art and technology together, as they work closely with film directors to tell a story.
DesignDesigners play a key creative role as they work directly with directors and producers to create a look and feel.
DirectingA specialised craft requiring creative leadership, visual imagination and a deep understanding of story and character.
DocumentaryDocumentary makers are catalysts for change and learning as they generate new ways of telling factual stories.
EditingEditors work closely with directors, sound artists and screen composers to create rhythm, pace and narrative structure.
Game DesignInvent captivating play: investigate new genres, interfaces and emotional story experiences.
ProducingFrom start to finish, Producers are the driving force behind the film and television industry.
RadioRadio is a broadcast medium like no other with the power to connect with audiences instantly.
Screen BusinessMedia economics, business planning and best practice are integral to getting a story into production.
Screen MusicThe craft of composing and writing music for screen productions - from feature film scores through to interactive media.
ScreenwritingEvery dramatic story starts with a problem... or an opportunity!
SoundSound is one of the most challenging aspects of production and plays a vital role in appealing to audiences.
TelevisionTelevision mobilises information and ideas about the human condition.
Virtual WorldsBuild immersive story spaces for film pre-visualisation, machinima, online games and the social web.

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