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  • Call for Papers: ASPERA 2013 Conference

    “Back to the Future: re-framing new & old screen production practices”: We invite papers, panel presentation topics for roundtable discussion, interactive workshops and posters. Submission deadline: Friday 26th April 2013. Hosted by Swinburne University, Deakin University and RMIT University on July 8th-10th, Melbourne Victoria.

  • Call for Papers: SPARC National Colloquium

    SPARC invites papers that will address challenges and innovations in Post-Graduate research for Screen Production that are framed by the OLT project "Developing A Collaborative National Postgraduate Research Program For 22 Australian Film Schools." Submission Deadline / Abstract Deadline: 1 April 2013. Hosted by VCA and RMIT on 6 & 7 July 2013, Melbourne Victoria.

  • Zanzibar Postgraduate Research in Screen Production and Creative Arts Conference 2013

    Co-hosted by the Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) and the NASS Research Centre on behalf of the WA SPARC group. The Conference has a very similar theme as the National SPARC Colloquium and will take place just before it (28-30 June 2013).

  • ISEA Sydney: 7-16 June 2013

    The 19th International Symposium on Electronic Art will comprise engaging presentations and thought-provoking speakers and discussions. Join us for informed dialogues, dynamic debates, enlightening keynotes and experimental incursions into the extensive and diverse practice of electronic media arts. More details available here.

  • Google Group

    Subscribe to the ASPERA Google Group for email updates and forum contributions.

    About

    ASPERA represents Australian Universities offering qualifications at undergraduate and/or postgraduate levels, including bachelor, master and doctoral degrees in various screen production disciplines. It plays an active role in shaping quality education for those working or planning to work in production or research for the screen. It addresses issues of concern to the sector, and is concerned with the status of screen production courses within the education sector. It addresses the relationship between the screen production education sector of the industry and the wider Australian screen industries. It aims to lift the profile of the screen based industries within the wider economic, social and cultural development of Australia.

    ASPERA is a member of The International Association of Film & TV Schools (CILECT) and The Council for Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS).

    Contact

    For general enquires please contact ASPERA President Susan Kerrigan at:
    susan.kerrigan@newcastle.edu.au.

    For website enquiries please contact Leo Berkeley at:
    leo.berkeley@rmit.edu.au.

    Documents

    ASPERA Constitution
    ASPERA Membership Form
    Examiners & Supervisors Register
    Learning and Teaching Academic Standards Project
    2012 Conference Program
    2011 Conference Program
    2010 Conference Program
    2009 Conference Program
    2008 Conference Program
    2007 Conference Program

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