Camila Bertolini

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Applied Imagination focus on instigating every student to become
a problem-finder and change-maker. Apply your imagination and question existing assumptions in the creative disciplines. The course foregrounds iterative testing, entrepreneurship and stakeholder engagement. It also adopts a critical stance towards cultural, economic, social and political inquiry, using discourses from various disciplines, including anthropology, critical theory, management theory, social enterprise, performance and technology.

Visual Merchandising - Fashion

Introductory VM course with a focus on design research and visual outcomes. It explores fundamental principles of VM, techniques and fashion retailers.

Prop Making: Professional prop-making course that includes plaster casting & mould making, latex techniques, poly carving, finishes and texture covering.

Bachelor of Social Communication - Bachelor's degree focusing on Graphic Design, Anthropology, and imagery making. It explores art and design history, photography, illustration, printing techniques, conceptual work, typography, and design projects.

Through lectures, demonstrations, guided hands-on sessions, assignments, and class discussions, students learn to effectively operate their film cameras, expose and develop their negatives, apply a wide variety of printing techniques, discover their personal visual styles, and work toward building a cohesive body of work.