• Try “portfolio”, “ink”, “branding” or a code like “PRS 101”.

Program

Screen Graphics Pathway

From understanding how film and television art departments work, to designing graphic props and set graphics that read on camera, to a production-ready portfolio, with professional habits and portfolio case-study skills alongside.

The sequence

Take the courses in this order. Each one builds on the last.

  1. PRS 102

    Becoming a Professional Creative

    The habits that make people want to work with you again: reliability, file hygiene, feedback, deadlines, ethics and responsible tool use.Professional Identity and Online Presence    Foundation13 lessons · ~8 hPlanned
  2. FEA 101

    Introduction to Film Art Departments

    How a film or television art department is organised, who does what, how work flows from script to set, and where graphic designers fit.Film and Entertainment Arts    Foundation8 lessons · ~6 hPlanned
  3. FEA 210

    Graphic Props and Set Graphics

    Design in-world graphics that read on camera: signage, labels, documents, packaging and screens, from brief to print-ready files and set dressing.Film and Entertainment Arts    Intermediate12 lessons · ~16 hIn development
  4. PRS 210

    Creating Portfolio Case Studies

    Select your strongest projects and turn them into case studies that show your thinking, process and results, not just the final image.Professional Identity and Online Presence    Intermediate13 lessons · ~12 hIn development
  5. FEA 301

    Production Portfolio Development

    Build a production-focused portfolio and resume for art department roles, including how to present work you can't show yet.Film and Entertainment Arts    Advanced9 lessons · ~10 hPlanned
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