Amplify and fine-tune your skills in sound production. Learn from industry-experienced teachers who are keen to pass on their expertise and insights to you. If you’re interested in working in the music production industry as a sound producer or engineer - then our Advanced Diploma of Music Industry course is for you. Go one step further in developing your expertise in sound production Advance your career opportunities as a sound producer. We offer a low staff to student ratio, high quality technology and practical hands-on learning. We have sound studios at both our Fairfield and Prahran campuses, where you’ll specialise in producing electronic music and sound for commercial release, live performance, theatre, film and television. Learn in our recording studio with live sound reinforcement and excellent post-production facilities. Industry connections and resources Teaching staff are active practitioners with years of industry experience, eager to impart their insights and share opportunities with passionate students. Students work in state of the art recording and live performance facilities, using analogue and digital technologies, and industry standard software packages; Pro Tools and Ableton live. Collaboration and entrepreneurship are at the core of the program, with integrated creative projects facilitating networking with students from other disciplines. Modes of Delivery Performance venues, Studio, Electronic music lab, Workshops, Online, Classroom Assessment Methods Assessment occurs during classroom sessions and practical sessions. Methods, such as observation of students' performance and actions, questions about the tasks being performed, short verbal tests, written tests, written assignments, and analysis of finished sound recordings will all be used. Pathways to further study As a graduate you may be eligible to apply for other vocational training and university courses in recording, sound design and post-production for film and television, theatre, audio/visual technology, radio production and new media