Are you creative and looking to delve into the world of Entertainment & Production Design?
Learners will design, sculpt and produce a special effects monster prosthetic for use in film, theatre, television or events.
This course is fully government-subsidised for eligible students, meaning you will not have to pay any course fees. It is part of a program to help people develop the skills they need to get a job, undertake entry level qualifications or transition to a new job.
You will need to attend approximately 3 hours of class over 1 evening a week for 9 weeks.
Orientation and your first class will be held on Wednesday 12 February 2020 from 6:00pm - 9:00pm.
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