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Storytelling forms the foundation of human connection, with narratives about real individuals, circumstances, and challenges serving as powerful ways to engage with our rapidly evolving world. Authentic stories help define who we are and mirror society back to us. Audiences worldwide consistently seek factual programming, from short-form digital content to structured series, across all major networks and platforms. Factual Production primarily deals with non-fiction broadcasting, encompassing genres like documentaries, talk shows, comedy programs, game shows, and reality TV. Beyond traditional television, this content reaches viewers through various digital channels, both live and on-demand.
You'll embark on an exploration of captivating true stories and personalities that illuminate screens in Aotearoa and beyond. This comprehensive look at factual content creation—from development to post-production—uncovers the inner workings of entertaining formatted programs, multi-camera studio productions, and in-depth features tackling contemporary issues or following compelling characters.
We'll examine how each narrative or format determines the ideal production approach while helping you cultivate your distinctive creative perspective. Throughout their studies, students will collaborate with clients to produce digital content.
All students must meet university entrance requirements to be admitted to the University.
Specific requirements
There are no specific entry requirements for this qualification, outside of university admission regulations.
International English Language Requirements: