Creative Arts Additional Requirements

for International Applications

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama) (CRICOS code 048585G)

In addition to submitting an application for this course, as part of the entry requirements applicants must:

• indicate your area of interest;

• submit a supporting statement on the reasons why you wish to act or direct;
• submit a Curriculum Vitae including Drama/Drama Studies subjects taken or previous tertiary
education/professional or specialised training or other relevant experience you want considered as part of
your application and referee details for confirmation of this training;
• upload a recent photograph of yourself.

Auditions will be held at Flinders University, Bedford Park, South Australia at the Drama Centre. Dates to be
determined.

Applicants must prepare TWO monologues for performance. It is strongly recommended that applicants choose from
the monologues provided to them when confirmation of their audition time is provided.

What to expect at the audition

• Applicants will participate in a group warm up.

• The group will then be divided into two. Individuals will perform their first audition piece for their group and
members of one audition panel. They will then perform their piece a second time for the other audition panel.
• Some applicants will be invited to continue the audition process later in the day. At this point they will perform
their second piece for the entire audition panel.
• Selected applicants will be invited to return for a call-back audition. This call-back interview is an opportunity
for the audition panel to work with applicants in greater depth.

Health Requirements

Please be aware that the course is extremely demanding both physically and vocally. You need to be in strong physical
health, and we may ask for a medical certificate if there are any concerns during the audition process.

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Bachelor of Creative Arts (Screen) (CRICOS code 043144F)

In addition to submitting an application for this course, as part of the entry requirements applicants must submit:

• a supporting statement on the reasons why you wish to study the course;
• a Curriculum Vitae including details of any publications, performance, work history, training or other relevant
experience you wish considered;
• a portfolio of original work.

Portfolio of original work must contain:

• film, video production, show-reel etc., no longer than 10 minutes, including website URLs for examples online
and a brief statement on contribution to the production
• creative written work, no more than 10 pages (optional)
• visual material (photography, artwork, graphic design, etc.), no more than 10 pages (optional)
• Production management materials, no more than 10 pages (optional)
Applicants who submit the above by the deadline will be required to attend an interview or skype interview. Dates to
be determined.

Bachelor of Creative Arts (Creative Writing) (CRICOS code 043145E)

In addition to submitting an application for this course, as part of the entry requirements applicants must submit:

• a supporting statement on the reasons why you wish to study the course;
• a Curriculum Vitae including details of any publications, performance, work history, training or other relevant
experience to be considered;
• a portfolio of original written work in one or more genres (fiction, non-fiction, poetry etc). The portfolio must
be typed; double-spaced; and no more than 20 pages in total.

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Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Effects and Entertainment Design) (CRICOS code 099436J)
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Effects and Entertainment Design) (Honours) (CRICOS code
099438G)

In addition to submitting an application for this course, as part of the entry requirements applicants must submit:

• a supporting statement on the reasons why you wish to study this course; and
• a Curriculum Vitae/Resume including details of any publications, performance, work history, training or other
relevant experience you would like to be considered; and
• a portfolio of original work.

Portfolio of original work must contain:

• Screen work, maximum 15 items (images, animations, games, websites etc.)

o a brief statement on contributions to these items

o website URLs for examples online

• Written work, maximum 10 pages including examples of:

o game concepts
o interface sketches
o storyboards

• Visual art, maximum 10 examples including:

o photography
o art work
o graphic design

• Production management materials, maximum 10 pages including:

o budgets
o grant proposals
o user documentation

Every effort has been made to ensure the information in this brochure is accurate at the time of publication: January 2020. Flinders University reserves the right to
alter any course or topic contained herein without prior notice. Alterations are reflected in the course information available on the University’s website. CRICOS No.
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