Open Day at SAE Melbourne
What is Open Day?
Come along to SAE’s Open Day and find your future in creative media!
Open Day is your ticket to everything SAE – get a taste of our courses in workshops, explore activations on campus and get some hands-on experience with our state of the art facilities.
Don’t miss your chance to ignite your creative spark with SAE!
At Open Day you’ll discover:
At Open Day, you can:
We’re opening the doors to the campus for our biggest event of the year – Open Day!
Come and tour our facilities, speak to faculty members, meet current students, and find out everything you need to know about studying at SAE.
If you’re considering studying creative media, come along to SAE’s Open Day to speak to our experienced team and learn how you can pursue your passion in this dynamic and expanding industry.
Visit our campus and experience the SAE campus culture and facilities.
Access to FEE-HELP approved courses.
Enjoy a seamless transition to SAE student life, with the full support of our academic and admissions teams helping you as you transition into tertiary study.
Why Study at SAE?
As the only University College delivering creative and technology courses nationwide, SAE stands out from the crowd. Our unique approach to tech and creative media equips you with the practical skills, real-world experience and industry connections you need to make your mark in your chosen industry.
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WHAT STUDENTS SAY ABOUT SAE
SAE Student Work
H2Owned is a vibrant competitive multiplayer shooter game that revolves around our childhood water fights.
The game is in the third person perspective, where the player can either choose to play as a boy or a girl character and water battle between friends or foes in a fun, competitive, free for all drench match.
Mission Statement of the Project
“Our goal is to capture the fun and excitement of childhood water fights and deliver that experience in a third person competitive shooter.”
Credits:
Keovilay (Cola) Saycocie – Project Lead, Lead Programmer
Connor Howells – Project Lead, Lead Artist
Lukas Haak – Tech Artist, Programmer
Tristan Ibanez – Network and UI Programmer
Mathew Godfrey – Animator
Richard Castellanos – Animator
Dimitrios Agoropoulos – Rigger
Patrick Spiers – Audio (Music/SFX)
Adrian Grima – Audio (Music/SFX)
Bridget Behan – Graphic Design
Isabelle Fredericks – Voice Talent (Girl)
James Peniata – Voice Talent (Boy)
Student work
SAE film student, Jessica Sherlock conceived, filmed, and produced a documentary, Concrete Denizens, which highlighted the inclusive skate culture in Brisbane. Jess worked with other film and audio students to bring the project to life.
Jessica Sherlock, Lindsay Sultana, Matthew Johnson, Kyle Wheeler are SAE film students who collaborated and worked on this project as part of the Film Studio 4 (Production) unit in Trimester 5 of the Bachelor of Film degree.
Sentinel: Titans War is a third-person Action-Adventure game set within Greek Mythology.
Bachelor of Games Development student Tyler Mitchell led a huge team of SAE students to create the game. Tyler worked as the Game Director & Lead Programmer for the project which included fellow Games students, as well as Animation, Audio and Design students.
Synopsis:
Play as Eklektos, a stone golem brought to life by the gods to aid in the war against the raging titans. A new weapon has been decimating the gods, but you are immune and the god’s last hope at defeating the titans once and for all.
Find and harness the powers of the gods and fight through the hordes of the titan army and turn the tide of this unforgiving war.