What a busy, creative and productive year we have had at PSC! We welcomed another great group of full time and part time students at the start of the year and had our first cohort of Degree students graduate with our Bachelor of Photography.
2013 Bachelor of Photography Graduates
Students have excelled in their folio presentations and impressed with their moving image skills. The weekend workshops for our part time students have been a highlight and we have had many fantastic visitors join us for guest lectures including Bruce Postle and Delly Carr. In between classes we have eaten pizza and popcorn and practiced our juggling skills!
Part time students at the Light on Location workshop
For the third consecutive year PSC been awarded the AIPP Australian Tertiary Institution of the Year for excellence in photographic education and training. Art Major student Emma McEvoy won the prestigious AIPP Australian Student Photographer of the Year and the ACMP Student Photographer of the Year. Recent Bachelor of Photography pathway graduate Kimberley Munro took out the AIPP Australian Emerging Photographer of the Year and was the winner in the advertising category of the ACMP Student Photographer of the Year!
PSC Managing Director Julie Moss with Kimberley Munro
Bachelor Pathway graduate Amber McCaig won the portfolio review prize at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale received a great review in the Age for her 'Imagined Histories' exhibition. It is always great to hear what our graduates are up to and we have enjoyed catching up at PSC events and exhibitions throughout the year.
First year students at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale
The art major exhibition Fresh 13 was a great success and our Summer Show is another standout student exhibition with images from all year levels and majors - so much creativity and new ways to see the world on display!
Emmy McEvoy with her work at the Summer Show
Well done to all students and graduates in this wonderful community of practice. 2013 has been a fantastic year and we look forward to 2014!