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Employers are invited to participate in our media arts internship programme.
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Projects
New Wave publication project
A book put together by Media Arts staff and students records the journeys of 18 migrants who now live in Hamilton, but were born outside New Zealand. The New Wave: Hamilton’s Migrant Community, looks at the growing diversity of Hamilton’s population. While 70 percent of Hamilton is broadly defined as European, and 20 percent as Māori and Pasifika, there are also citizens from 160 ethnic backgrounds. Journalism tutor Charles Riddle says it is this last 10 percent of the city's population that is fascinatingly diverse and makes for interesting reading. Around 15 students worked on the publication under the expert guidance of editor in residence Aimie Cronin. The project team also worked closely with the Hamilton Migrant Centre and the Hamilton City Council. The book is the first phase in a two-year project which will culminate with an exhibition in the Waikato Museum.
River City Sound sessions
A moving image student produced a multi-camera production making live videos for local bands.
Matariki Interactive Waka project
The Matariki Interactive Waka Project is a multi-disciplinary project that aims to create an interactive waka sculpture that will sit beside the Waikato River at Hamilton’s Ferrybank Park and draw the people of the city back to the river.It’s a community project lead by Media Arts tutor Joe Citizen with Wintec students in the areas of Trade, Engineering, Media Arts and Early Childhood acting as co-creators of the sculpture. We also have several Wintec staff members and independent researchers on board who are all working hard towards a final goal that benefits the people of Hamilton and visitors to this beautiful place. We are also working in partnership with Wintec’s Maori Achievement Office who are advising on tikanga, matauranga and whenua consultation.
Moving Image students profile Waikato Museum
One of Moving Image Production students assignments is a group client-based Documentary. This is the fourth year we have teamed up with Waikato Museum who has been our Client for two Museum staff profiles that share behind the scenes stories at the Waikato Museum. Over the last few years of this ongoing community project, Moving Image students have made an excellent range of videos highlighting a variety of Museum staff profiles: what they do, how they do it and why they like working at the Waikato Museum. We look forward to continuing our relationship with the Waikato Museum again in the near future.
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Wintec Performing Arts Enrolment Auditions
Are you passionate about the theatre and feel at home on the stage? Take your performing arts skills to the next level with the Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts at Wintec. Register now to audition and secure your place in 2025.
Our Performing Arts students work on musicals, plays, cabarets, devised theatre, and screen acting while honing their craft in:
- Acting techniques
- Voice and singing
- Movement and dance
- Show production and creation
Auditions are a component of entry into the Bachelor programme along with the academic requirements of entry. This is an opportunity to complete your enrolment audition, meet with our talented tutors, and take the first step towards a transformative journey in the world of theatre. The second round of auditions are:
Date: Friday 15 November 2024
Time: 3pm
Venue: Wintec R Block Theatre, Collingwood Street, Hamilton City Campus
If you need more information about the course or auditions, contact Nick Braae, Performing Arts Programme Coordinator, at nick.braae@wintec.ac.nz.
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