A 2D animator is responsible for creating animated content in a two-dimensional format. They work with a variety of software tools to create hand-drawn or digitally created animations that bring characters and scenes to life. 2D animators work closely with directors, writers, and other members of the production team to bring their vision to the screen. They must be skilled in character design, storyboarding, and animation principles such as timing, squash and stretch, and anticipation. 2D animators must be able to work under tight deadlines and be able to communicate effectively with the rest of the team. They may work in a variety of industries, including advertising, television, and film. Their work is critical in creating engaging and visually appealing content that entertains and informs audiences.

2D Animator

Bachelor of 2D Animation CRICOS 109414F. Diploma of 2D Animation CRICOS 109417C. 
Good 2D animation combines the craft of creative drawing, character-building, landscape construction, storytelling, and human gesture and emotion articulation. We guide you to really hone your skills throughout the 2D animation process in areas such as drawing, character development, character animation, story and directing. Join us and become adept at traditional skills, using cutting-edge tech tools, computer software and animation software as you build your industry-grade portfolio.
Student work: &#8216;Fractus Mundi&#8217; by Aaron Wilkinson, Alessandro Scanu, Gracelyn &#8216;Bonnie&#8217; Holmes and Ema Blaskovic.

2D Animation

A 3D animator is responsible for creating computer-generated three-dimensional (3D) animations. Their job involves using specialised software to design and animate digital characters, objects, and environments that can be used in movies, video games, advertisements, and other media.

3D Animator

Bachelor of 3D Animation CRICOS 109418B. Diploma of 3D Animation CRICOS 109420H.
Join the next generation of 3D animators and become highly skilled in creating cutting-edge 3D visual effects by taking a step towards 3D animation courses at AIT. 
With training in professional, industry-standard software and the latest technological tools, you&#8217;ll build an industry-grade portfolio to advance your innovative career in the creative industries of games, film, and animation.
Student work: &#8216;Moose Guy&#8217; by Koda Landers

3D Animation

A 3D generalist, also known as a 3D artist, is a versatile artist who is skilled in multiple aspects of the 3D pipeline. They have a broad range of skills in 3D modelling, texturing, lighting, rendering, animation, and compositing, which allows them to work on various aspects of a 3D project from start to finish.

3D Artist

A 3D modeller is an artist who creates three-dimensional computer graphics using specialised software. They are responsible for creating digital models of characters, objects, and environments that are used in a variety of industries, including movies, video games, product design, and architecture.

3D Modeller

A 3D rigger is a technical artist who is responsible for creating the internal structure of a 3D model that allows it to be animated realistically. They work closely with 3D modellers and animators to ensure that the models are rigged correctly and can be manipulated in a variety of ways to create lifelike movements.

3D Rigger

An Analyst Programmer is a professional who combines the skills of a systems analyst and a software developer. They are responsible for designing and implementing software solutions that meet the needs of clients or organisations, as well as analysing and improving existing systems and processes.

Analyst Programmer

Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile Applications Development) CRICOS 080428J.
Join the future of tech and explore cutting-edge IT courses at AIT. Building a career in the tech sector right now will set you up for well-rewarded global career opportunities for decades to come. Our IT courses at AIT will prepare you for a career in many fascinating fields. Graduate with a broad range of skills, and work as a qualified web developer, building your own sites, games or apps from scratch; or take on interesting IT roles at global companies.

Information Technology

A Character/Environment Artist is a professional who specialises in creating the visual elements of a video game, including characters and environments. They are responsible for creating 3D models, textures, and other visual assets that bring the game world to life.
The role of a Character/Environment Artist typically involves collaborating with game designers and other professionals to understand the game design and requirements for characters and environments.

Character/Environment Artist

Bachelor of Game Design CRICOS 109411J. Diploma of Game Design CRICOS 109413G. 
Build imaginative worlds &#8211; Study a game design course.
Learn the complex and intriguing art of Game Design. Discover how to build games, characters and stories using cutting edge game design principles and technology, and explore the fascinating psychology behind our drive to play. Design and develop commercially viable digital games using state of the art game engines. Learn the art of multiple player game engines, an important expanding area in the field of game design and a skill most Games Design Bachelor programs overlook.

Game Design

A cinematographer, also known as a director of photography, is responsible for the visual aspects of a film. They work closely with the director to create the look and feel of the movie, deciding on camera angles, lighting, and other visual elements. Cinematographers use their technical expertise to capture images that tell the story and evoke emotions in the audience. They work with a variety of camera equipment and lenses to create different visual effects and moods. In addition to technical skills, cinematographers must have a strong artistic vision and be able to collaborate effectively with the rest of the film crew. Their work is critical in creating the overall aesthetic of the film and is essential to its success.

Cinematographer

Bachelor of Film CRICOS 109408D. Diploma of Film CRICOS 109410K.
Be immersed in the world of filmmaking, and tell the stories you want to tell.
Discover how to shoot, edit, script, direct and produce professional quality digital media surrounded by other passionate interactive media creatives by completing a film course at AIT. New tech tools are changing filmmaking forever &#8211; get on the front foot of this changing art form and enrol with AIT to start your journey today.

Film

A concept artist designs and illustrates the visual style of characters, environments, and props for media projects. They work closely with the creative and art directors to create detailed, imaginative designs that capture the essence of the project's vision. Concept artists use traditional and digital techniques to work under tight deadlines and communicate effectively with the team. They develop the overall look and feel of the project, ensuring it is visually engaging and memorable.

Concept Artist

A film director is responsible for bringing a movie to life, from interpreting the script to working with actors and crew members to create a finished product. They are in charge of overseeing all aspects of the film's production, from pre-production planning to post-production editing. A director must have a strong creative vision for the film and be able to communicate that vision to the rest of the team. They must be skilled at managing budgets and schedules, as well as collaborating with producers and other stakeholders. The job of a film director requires a combination of technical expertise, artistic vision, and strong leadership skills.

Film Director

A film editor is responsible for assembling raw footage into a cohesive and engaging story. They work closely with the director and other members of the production team to shape the final product, deciding on the sequence of shots, pacing, and overall tone of the film. Film editors use a variety of software tools to cut and manipulate footage, add special effects, and adjust sound and music. They must be skilled at working under tight deadlines and be able to communicate effectively with the director to ensure that the final product meets their vision. A film editor must have a strong sense of narrative and pacing, as well as a keen eye for detail. Their work is critical in bringing a movie to life and making sure that the audience is emotionally engaged throughout the film.

Film Editor

A film producer is responsible for overseeing all aspects of a movie's production, from the initial concept to the final release. They work closely with the director, writers, and other members of the production team to ensure that the project stays on schedule and on budget. Film producers must be skilled at managing finances, negotiating contracts, and securing funding for the project. They also play a key role in hiring actors and crew members, scouting locations, and coordinating logistics. Throughout the production process, film producers make critical decisions that impact the final product, and must be able to communicate effectively with stakeholders to ensure that the project meets its goals. Their work is critical in bringing a movie to life and making sure it reaches its intended audience.

Film Producer

A Full Stack Application Programmer is a professional who has expertise in developing software applications that cover all aspects of the application, from the front-end user interface to the back-end server infrastructure. They have knowledge of all components involved in application development, including databases, servers, APIs, user interface design, and programming languages.

Full Stack Application Programmer

A Full Stack Games Programmer is a professional who has expertise in developing both the frontend and backend of video games. They are responsible for creating the game mechanics, implementing gameplay systems, designing and implementing user interfaces, and optimising game performance. The role of a Full Stack Games Programmer typically involves developing and implementing game mechanics and gameplay systems using programming languages and game engines such as Unity or Unreal Engine.

Full Stack Games Programmer

An FX (or special effects) animator is responsible for creating visual effects and simulations for film, television, video games, and other forms of media. They work with a variety of software tools to create complex effects such as explosions, weather, and fluid simulations. FX animators work closely with directors, producers, and other members of the production team to bring their vision to life. They must be skilled in physics and mathematics, as well as animation principles such as timing, lighting, and shading. FX animators must be able to work under tight deadlines and be able to communicate effectively with the rest of the team. They may work in a variety of industries, including advertising, television, and film. Their work is critical in creating realistic and engaging content that immerses audiences in the story.

FX Animator

A Game Designer is a professional who is responsible for creating the design and mechanics of video games. They are involved in all aspects of game development, from conceptualization to release, and work closely with programmers, artists, and other professionals to bring their vision to life.

Game Designer

A Game Producer is a professional who manages the development of video games from start to finish. They are responsible for overseeing the production process and ensuring that the game is delivered on time, within budget, and to the highest quality possible. Game Producers work closely with teams of developers, designers, artists, and other professionals to ensure that all aspects of the game development process are completed successfully.

Game Producer

A Gameplay Mechanics Designer is a professional who specialises in creating and refining the rules and systems that drive the gameplay in a video game. They are responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining the mechanics of a game to ensure that it is fun, engaging, and balanced.
The role of a Gameplay Mechanics Designer typically involves collaborating with game designers, programmers, and other professionals to understand the game design and requirements for gameplay mechanics.

Gameplay Mechanics Designer

A Gameplay Programmer is a professional who specialises in creating the mechanics and systems that drive the gameplay in a video game. They are responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining the code that controls how the game is played.
The role of a Gameplay Programmer typically involves collaborating with game designers and other professionals to understand the game design and requirements for gameplay mechanics.

Gameplay Programmer

A Games Animator is a professional who specialises in creating animated content for video games. They are responsible for designing, creating, and implementing animations that bring game characters, environments, and objects to life.
The role of a Games Animator typically involves collaborating with game designers, artists, and programmers to understand the game design and requirements for animations.


Games Animator

A Games Application Developer is a professional who specialises in developing applications that run on various gaming platforms such as PC, consoles, and mobile devices. They are responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining games applications that meet the needs of clients or organisations, as well as ensuring that the applications are secure, scalable, and efficient.

Games Application Developer

A Games Design Academic is a professional who teaches and conducts research in the field of game design. They typically work in academic institutions such as universities and colleges, and their role involves teaching and mentoring students, conducting research in game design and related fields, and contributing to the development of the academic community in the field of game design.
The role of a Games Design Academic typically involves:
Teaching courses in game design, including topics such as game development, game art, game programming, game theory, and game history.

Games Design Academic

An Interior Decorator designs and decorates interior spaces with decorative elements such as color, texture, and furnishings to make them functional and attractive. They work with clients to understand their personal style and preferences and create design plans accordingly. They require a good sense of design and communication skills to collaborate with clients and other professionals

Interior Decorator

Unleash Your Creative Potential through our Interior Design Courses
Let your story unfold through the art of Interior Design. Develop practical skills and knowledge to work as an Interior Designer in residential or commercial environments for a firm or for your future own business.
We have partnered with the International School of Colour and Design, with over 35 years of experience in training interior designers globally, to fully prepare you for a new creative future.

Interior Design

An Interior Designer is a professional who is responsible for creating functional and aesthetically pleasing interior spaces. They work with clients to understand their needs and preferences, and then develop design plans that meet those requirements. This can include selecting color schemes, furniture, lighting, and other decorative elements, as well as coordinating with contractors and other professionals to ensure that the design is executed properly. Interior designers may work on a variety of projects, from residential homes to commercial spaces like restaurants or offices. They must have a strong sense of style and design, as well as excellent communication and project management skills.

Interior Designer

An Interior Stylist creates visually appealing and functional interior spaces for magazines, photoshoots, events, or advertising campaigns. They work with clients and collaborate with designers and architects to select and arrange furniture, lighting, and décor items. Interior Stylists must have excellent taste and attention to detail to bring creative ideas to life.

Interior Stylist

An IT Consultant is a professional who provides expert advice to organisations in the areas of information technology and digital transformation. They work with clients to identify opportunities for improvement, develop strategies and plans to achieve their objectives, and help to implement and manage technology solutions that meet their needs.

IT Consultant

A Junior IT Consultant is an entry-level position in the field of IT consulting. As a Junior IT Consultant, you would typically work with a team of experienced consultants to provide advice and solutions to clients in the areas of information technology and digital transformation.

Junior IT Consultant

A Junior Web Application Developer is an entry-level position in the field of web development. As a Junior Web Application Developer, you would typically work with a team of experienced developers to build, test, and deploy web applications for clients or for internal use.

Junior Web Application Developer

A Lead Games Artist is a professional who oversees the artistic direction and production of visual elements in video game development. They are responsible for managing a team of artists, developing art style guides, providing feedback and direction to artists, and ensuring that the final product meets the project goals and requirements. The role of a Lead Games Artist typically involves collaborating with other professionals, such as game designers, producers, and programmers, to establish the visual direction and requirements of a video game.

Lead Artist

A Level Designer is a professional who specialises in creating the environments and challenges that players encounter in a video game. They are responsible for designing, implementing, and refining game levels to ensure that they are engaging, challenging, and enjoyable for players.
The role of a Level Designer typically involves collaborating with game designers and other professionals to understand the game design and requirements for game levels.

Level Designer

A Mobile Application Developer is a professional who specialises in developing applications that run on mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, and wearable devices. They are responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining mobile applications that meet the needs of clients or organisations, as well as ensuring that the applications are secure, scalable, and efficient.

Mobile Application Developer

A multimedia illustrator is an artist who creates visual content for a variety of media formats, including digital and print media. They may work on projects such as advertisements, websites, video games, books, and educational materials. Multimedia illustrators use a combination of traditional art skills and digital tools to create their work, such as drawing, painting, and graphic design software. They must be able to communicate effectively with clients or creative directors to understand the project requirements and be able to meet deadlines. Multimedia illustrators may work as freelancers or for companies in industries such as advertising, publishing, and entertainment. Their work is critical in creating engaging and visually appealing content that helps to communicate a message or tell a story.


Multimedia Illustrator

Diploma of Graphic Design CRICOS 02155J
AIT’s Vocational Diploma of Graphic Design is a practical and future-focused program where you will learn the fundamentals of visual communication, creative digital art, dynamic web and layout design. This vocational course covers important technical concepts such as design for 2D/3D applications, UI design or manipulation of complex layouts. Our curriculum also emphasizes professional skills such as communication, research, creative collaboration, problem-solving, and critical thinking.

Graphic Design

A music video director is responsible for creating visual content to accompany a song. They work closely with the artist or record label to understand the message and tone of the music and then create a visual story that complements the sound. Music video directors must have a strong creative vision and be able to conceptualize and execute ideas that are engaging and visually stunning. They work with a team of cinematographers, editors, and other crew members to bring their vision to life. Music video directors must be able to work within a budget and schedule, while also being able to adapt to changes in the production process. Their work is critical in creating a visual representation of the music that helps to promote the artist and connect with audiences.

Music Video Director

A Photographic Stylist styles products, models, and locations for photo shoots in the fashion, advertising, and media industries. They work with photographers and clients to create a visual story that aligns with the brand's message and style. Photographic Stylists select clothing, accessories, props, and set design to create a desired look and feel for the shoot. They require good fashion sense and communication skills and must work under pressure and tight deadlines.

Photographic Stylist

A Property Stylist enhances the visual appeal of a property for sale or rent by styling and decorating it. They work with real estate agents and owners to develop a styling plan that appeals to the target market. This involves selecting furniture, art, and accessories and making minor cosmetic changes to the property. They require a good sense of design and must work under tight deadlines and budgets.

Property Stylist

A scriptwriter creates screenplays, teleplays, or scripts for video games by developing compelling stories and characters. They use strong writing skills to convey plot, character, and dialogue while adapting to the specific requirements of the project. Scriptwriters work under tight deadlines and communicate effectively with the team, creating engaging content for film, television, video games, or advertising.

Scriptwriter

A storyboard artist is responsible for creating visual representations of a script or story in the form of a sequence of drawings. They work closely with the director and other members of the production team to plan out the visual storytelling of a film, television show, commercial, or other media project. Storyboard artists must have strong drawing skills and be able to convey a sense of motion, emotion, and narrative in their work. They must also have a strong understanding of composition, camera angles, and pacing. Storyboard artists must be able to work under tight deadlines and be able to communicate effectively with the rest of the team. They may work in a variety of industries, including animation, film, television, and advertising. Their work is critical in helping to plan and execute the visual storytelling of a project, and is essential to ensuring that the final product is visually engaging and effective in communicating the story.

Storyboard Artist

A Systems Analyst is a professional who is responsible for analysing business systems and processes, identifying areas for improvement, and designing solutions that meet the needs of the business or organisation. They work closely with stakeholders, including business leaders, end-users, and IT professionals, to ensure that the systems they design meet the requirements of all stakeholders.

Systems Analyst

A Systems Designer is a professional who designs complex systems that meet specific business or organisational needs. The systems they design can range from software applications to large-scale IT infrastructure, and may include hardware, software, networking, and other components.

Systems Designer

A Technical Artist is a professional who works at the intersection of art and technology in the video game and other industries. They are responsible for bridging the gap between the artistic vision and technical limitations of a project, and ensuring that the final product is visually appealing, optimised for performance, and technically feasible.
The role of a Technical Artist typically involves collaborating with artists, programmers, and other professionals to ensure that the game or project meets technical requirements and stays within performance budgets. Developing tools and workflows to streamline the creation process and optimise game performance, such as tools for procedural generation, automated rigging, or texture baking.

Technical Artist

A Web Application Developer is a professional who specialises in developing applications that run on the web. They are responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining web applications that meet the needs of clients or organisations, as well as ensuring that the applications are secure, scalable, and efficient.

Web Application Developer

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