Course Leader of Cultural Leadership Karilyn Brown and recent graduates offer insights into the uniqueness of the Master of Fine Arts (Cultural Leadership) and what you can expect as a student on the course. The second half of the session will include an opportunity to ask your questions about the course.

Head of Directing Dr Ben Schostakowski and a current student of the Master of Fine Arts (Directing) take you through the Master of Fine Arts (Directing), discuss how the impact of the training comes from nurturing each individual’s unique directorial voice, and answer your questions about the course.

Head of Writing for Performance Stephen Sewell and a current student offer insights into the thrilling and deeply personal journey that is the Master of Fine Arts (Writing for Performance) focusing on critical thinking and the techniques to access and unleash your creativity and answer your questions about the course.

Director of Acting John Bashford leads a conversation with other acting tutors about the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting), how it will encourage your curiosity for and creativity with storytelling to flourish safely within an ensemble, and answers all your questions about the course.

Head of Costume Annette Ribbons and a current student talk you through the skills you can expect to develop in the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Costume) as well as the amazing employment opportunities that await you upon graduation and answer all your questions.

Course Leader Bob Cousins offers an overview of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Design for Performance) focusing on both stage and screen design, talks you through how you will learn to create sets, costumes, props and lighting for live performance and film productions, and answers your questions.

Head of Properties and Objects Marcela Zavala-Baeza discusses the exciting hands-on skills you will acquire studying the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Properties and Objects), including drawing, sculpting, and 3D modelling, and how you will become a versatile props and objects designer-maker ready to join the arts and entertainment industries. Marcelo will also answer your questions about the course.

Course Leader Nick Day and Lecturer Lynsey Brown talk about the uniqueness of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Scenic Construction and Technologies), one of a few courses worldwide teaching you the skills to construct performance environments in opera, theatre film, and live events. Nick and Lynsey will also answer all your questions about the course.

Director Centre for Technology, Production and Management Graham Henstock answers your questions and discusses key outcomes of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Technical Theatre and Stage Management) in which you will learn to manage and integrate the technical requirements for theatre, live events, musicals, opera and concerts.

Vocational Studies Manager Marnie Campbell and a recent graduate take you through the Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services, focusing on the practical skills taught in this one-year course including setting up and operating lighting, audio and vision systems, and answer all your questions about the course.

Executive Director Pathways and Patnerships Mark Gaal discusses key outcomes of the Diploma of Musical Theatre which trains you to become a 'triple threat': singer, dancer and actor and answers all your questions about the course.

Make-up tutor Sandra Wograndl and current students of this one-year course give you a glimpse into the experience of learning to design and apply make-up, style hair, create wigs and design and make special effects and prosthetics, and answer your questions about the Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialist Make-up Services).

Executive Director Pathways and Patnerships Mark Gaal leads a discussion about the year-long Diploma of Stage and Screen Performance which puts you centre stage and in front of the camera, and answers all your questions about the course.