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Gen AI in Creative Media and Tech
Pioneering the Future of Generative AI in Creative Media and Technology
As the global leader in creative media and technology education, SAE University College (SAE) recognises the immense potential of Generative AI (GenAI) to enhance creative expression and student learning. We embrace this transformative technology as a powerful tool that, when used thoughtfully, can expand the boundaries of innovation and help our students thrive in an evolving creative and technological landscape.
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What Students Say about SAE
Hear from our graduates as they share about their experiences as students of SAE.
"I found it really beneficial to have this streamlined experience, where I got to meet and talk to teachers that had been in the industry. Learning from a game developer’s perspective was really beneficial, and at the time it was quite unique for where I was looking to go with my career.”
"Being able to finish my degree and start my career at the age of 19 was a huge plus for me, as it meant I got four years in the industry before I started my business."
"Getting to meet other creatives [at SAE] who had other passions was very satisfying, as we were then able to collaborate on music and other projects."
“I always had the dream of working for a large studio like ILM, Pixar or Dreamworks, so to actually be a part of these huge projects now is amazing."
"Design is something I’m extremely passionate about, so I found it really easy to focus on my studies. Studying in a small cohort, I didn’t feel like just another number."
Expert spotlight: Heli Puhakka
Heli has experience working as a senior graphic designer and creative director in design studios, advertising agencies, publishing companies and her own freelance graphic design business (specialising in corporate identity and branding). Heli Puhakka | Animation & Design lecturer
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Expert Spotlight: Scott Roberts
“Becoming part of a rapidly and perpetually evolving industry is infinitely rewarding, as it enables limitless opportunities for creative minds to explore and engage. SAE emphasises the importance of gaining expertise in processes and methodologies, stepping beyond simply focusing on technical proficiency, to equip the next generation of creators!” Scott Roberts | VFX Course Director & Lecturer
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Expert Spotlight: Glen Spoors
Glen Spoors is a cross-media artist who shifts between writing, music, games and art. Glen has written a collection of short stories, two novels, a collection of prose poetry, composed albums across a range of genres, and works across analogue and digital games, focusing on Unity Development. Glen Spoors | Games lecturer
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Expert spotlight: Adrian Carroll
Adrian has extensive experience in record production, radio and video post-production. Specialising in voice recording he has produced international voice-over artists including Tom Baker, Penelope Keith, Nigel Planer, Whoopi Goldberg, Richard O’Brien and a host of others. Adrian Carroll | Audio / Music lecturer
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Expert Spotlight: Stephane Elmosnino
Stephane Elmosnino has worked in sound engineering and music production and his current academic research focus on critical listening pedagogy, with a particular interest in the concept of auditory imagery and its use within educational contexts. His professional background revolves around audio mastering, electronic music production, and DJ/percussion performance. Stephane Elmosnino | Postgraduate & Audio / Music Lecturer
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