Scholarship details
Our Master of Creative Industries scholarship provides full tuition for domestic postgraduate students, taking the financial pressure off so you can focus on what you do best — creating.
| Course |
Master of Creative Industries
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| Available at: | Online |
| Intake | February 2025 |
| Value | Full Tuition Scholarship |
| Selection Criteria & Entry Requirements | View here |
| Terms & Conditions | View here |
| Applications Close | 2 December 2024 |
How to Apply
- A 250-word statement for “How will studying the SAE Master of Creative Industries help advance your career & achieve your creative goals?”
- A link to your online work portfolio to support your application.
Entry Requirements
- Be a commencing student enrolled full-time or part-time at SAE in February 2025.
- Applicants must meet MCI Entry Requirements
- Completion of a Bachelor degree OR;
- Successful completion of a Bachelor Degree from an unrelated field as well as demonstrated skills and expertise relevant to the course discipline.
- Adhere to the Scholarship Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.
APPLY FOR THE MCI SCHOLARSHIP
Why study a postgraduate qualification at SAE?
This unique course offers an online learning experience whilst fostering collaboration with like-minded creative peers across the SAE network.
You will expand your professional network with the opportunity to attend a range of extracurricular seminars and bespoke workshops.
Our experienced lecturers will help you explore and workshop your capstone project.
What you can study at SAE
SAE offers creative media education in Animation, Audio, Design, Film, Games, Music and more.You can study a diploma, an associate degree, a bachelor's degree or apply for postgraduate study.
You do not need an ATAR and could even apply with relevant industry experience. Check out our course guide for more info.
What graduates say about SAE
Enrico Leasa
SAE Alumni | Current Job: Layout artist at Industrial Light & Magic
Angie Davis
Masters of Creative Industries student
Eliza Allard
SAE Alumni | Current Job: Director/Founder, The Content Lab
Aldo Arechar
SAE Alumni | Current Job: Hans Zimmer's Remote Control Productions company in LASAE Student work
Guitar Gods is a 2D animated short created in Trimester 6 (final) of the Bachelor of Animation.
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.
Violet Hubris is a cosmic action-horror game exploring humanity’s thirst for knowledge, power, and belonging in a harsh universe. Created by SAE Melbourne students – this project features work from cross-disciplines, meaning students in different courses collaborated to bring the project to life.
We love the motion, fantasy, colour and drama of this one. Games, Animation, Audio and Design students collaborated on this project.
Credits:
Nora Lück-Jennings – Game Design
Jackson Symss – Game Design
Josh Ayala – Game Design
Wilma Signal – Game Design
Cameron Griffith – Animation
Siyao Song – Animation
Elyssa La – Animation
Russell Toffoli – Audio
Mohit Rao – Audio
Josie Sippel – Voice Acting
George Takis – Graphic Design
Angus Martin – Graphic Design
Kukunochi is a sophisticated and cross collaborative short film involving students from Animation, Film, Design and Audio courses at SAE.
The Kukunochi film is the final capstone project for many of the students completing bachelor degrees at SAE Perth.
Synopsis: The story presents an arrogant girl, Katsumi, who learns a thing or two from Yamato, who embodies kindness and humility. Their unbalanced relationship is encapsulated through their sparring as they practice Kendo. Katsumi’s arrogance beats down on Yamato again and again. However, even when beaten repeatedly, Yamato’s determination never fazes.
They emotionally evolve after having experienced a confrontation with an angered spirit called the Kukunochi, where Katsumi learns the true meaning of humility.
Directed By
MIA DATOR
NAOMI HERMANS
Character Animator | MIA DATOR
Lead Character Artist | NAOMI HERMANS
Character Artist | QUAN TRAN
Rigging | JAMES GOODCHILD
Lead Environment Artist | ALEX IRELAND
Environment Artist | JAKE MENDOZA
Rigging Artist | JASBIR SINGH
Concept Artist | ABBEY JANSSEN
Storyboard Artist | NANDA W.
Cinematographer | DANIEL VILLA
Editor & Colourist | DYLAN MARINKO
Writer | MICHAEL GOULD-BROWN
Music Producer | CONOR ATKINSON
Audio Management | MONICA PETRA CHRISTINA
Mix Engineer | CHARLES WARNER
Voice Actor | AUDREY DANIELLA
Lead Branding and Marketing | SAMUEL BOURKE
Marketing | QALIESHA TRIVINO
Special thanks to our mentors
- TIM KITEVSKI
- DAVEY GOH
- STEVE TEUNE
- KALEB TRELOAR
MitchID is the work of Mitchell Viney and served as his personal branding identity which he used for his professional portfolio and online presence. The project aims to highlight his 3D illustration, branding and graphic design skills.
Industry professional programs such as the Adobe Suite were integrated with 3D software such as Maxon Cinema 4D. Mitch experimented with colour, tone and texture to create these 3D illustrations exploring themes such as organic / nature VS structural/man-made.
You can view more of Mitch’s work at: https://www.behance.net/gallery/45778903/Mitch-ID
Whilst still studying Mitch has secured work from organisations such as Bond & Coyne Studio, London and A & R Healthcare.
SAE student, Ness Mari, recorded a live stream for her performance in Music Studio 3, a unit of the Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production course.
We think Ness is such a talent and we just can’t stop watching this one.
Song: Wildfire
SAE Melbourne student
Vanessa Mari
