Make films that matter. Direct music videos. Shoot short films. Crew on documentaries. JMC isn't just a school — it's your launchpad into the screen industry, with gear, guidance, and gigs that set you apart.
These names recognise JMC — and our students
Do you want to direct, shoot or edit for a living?
Do you want to work with world-class cameras and editing tech?
Do you want to crew on real sets while you study?
Do you want to collaborate with actors, musicians, designers and animators?
$2.34B
Australia’s film and TV sector hit $2.34 billion in production spend — one of its biggest years on record
100%
Spend on Netflix, Stan and other platforms doubled in two years — driving huge demand for content creators
206,000
Australia's creative industries are set to grow by over 206,000 jobs by 2026 — talent is in demand
At JMC, your crew includes actors, musicians, animators and audio engineers — all collaborating on real sets to bring your ideas to life. It’s not pretend. It’s production.
Train with industry cameras and pro studio facilities from day one
Hire equipment free of charge for personal projects
Collaborate across departments — just like in the industry
The screen industry doesn’t stop at the border. At JMC, neither do your opportunities. Take your skills overseas and collaborate with filmmakers around the world — while still earning credit toward your degree.
Earn international credit without starting over or delaying graduation
Add overseas productions to your portfolio while you study
Build an international network of filmmakers, mentors and collaborators
See your work premiere on the big screen
JMC Film & TV graduates screen their work at Event Cinemas for the Martini Film Awards — our red-carpet showcase judged by industry insiders. From short films to music videos, it's where student work gets seen, celebrated, and seriously noticed.
Watch the trailer: The Prep Room - Amazon Prime
JMC alumni are behind the camera and in post on some of the biggest platforms — including Netflix, Amazon Prime, and top Aussie productions. Whether it's indie shorts, TVCs, or global docos, what starts in our studios makes it to screens worldwide.
Explore our programs:
Full-time or part-time study options.
Film & Television
A fast-tracked, hands-on introduction to the screen industry. Learn the fundamentals of directing, editing, screenwriting and cinematography — and crew on real productions from your first trimester.
Film & Television
Develop your creative and technical skills in a real-world production environment. Specialise in directing, cinematography, producing, or post-production, and graduate with a festival-ready showreel.
Matt Kaylor
Senior Lecturer - Film & Television
A seasoned broadcast pro with 18+ years on major UK game shows and deep teaching experience.
Matt worked on iconic UK shows like Deal or No Deal and Family Fortunes before moving into higher education in 2008. He now mentors students through major projects and into careers across the film and TV industry.
Peter George
Head of Film & Television
An award-winning filmmaker with Sundance and AFI credits across doco and fiction.
Peter’s films have screened globally, including Original Schtick (AFI winner, Sundance selection) and The Triangle Wars (Best Australian Documentary, Antenna). He brings decades of industry insight from film, publishing and media to every class.
Eve Waugh
Film & Television Lecturer
A creative production designer and animator with a passion for handcrafted detail.
Eve brings a rich design background across animation, textiles and illustration. A graduate of AFTRS, UTS and Monash, she’s known for her original prop work, strong visual storytelling and collaborative approach to filmmaking.
Dr. Georgia Wallace-Crabbe
Film & Television and MCI Lecturer
A documentary filmmaker and academic exploring powerful social and environmental themes.
Georgia has directed and produced award-winning films like Cultivating Murder (SBS) and leads research-based creative projects across film and video art. She holds a Doctor of Creative Arts and brings a deeply interdisciplinary approach to storytelling.
Now I drive to work through Hollywood, where I work on amazing projects every day. I have reached my life goal! JMC really kicked the door open for me. With solid skills training and industry networking opportunities, JMC really does hold the key to success in this industry.
Brett Morris
Senior Motion Designer, Capacity Studio, CA USA, Film & Television Alumni
JMC really kicked the door open for me. With solid skills training and industry networking opportunities, JMC really does hold the key to success in this industry.
Charles Duncombe
Head of Creative, SoHO & Showcase Channels - Foxtel Network, 2014 Alumni Award Recipient and Promax and Astra Award Winner
Film & Television Alumni
In two years at JMC, I worked on over 15 projects, most of which I was in a major role. I've learnt how to do so many roles I never even knew about, and been pushed to my creative limits many times.
Rebekah Evans
Film & Television Studio Manager
Film & Television Alumni
Study in cities where the screen industry thrives. At JMC, you'll train with professional equipment, work in industry-grade studios, and learn from filmmakers shaping the future of film and TV — all in Australia's creative hubs.
Create every trimester in hands-on film projects including shorts, docos, music videos and more.
Get one-on-one mentoring from active filmmakers, editors and producers in small, focused classes.
Collaborate across disciplines with actors, animators, musicians and audio engineers on real productions.
This isn't just another course — it's your entry into the screen industry. If you're ready to stop dreaming and start directing, JMC is where it begins.
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Do I need to provide samples of work to support my application for the Film & Television Production course?
I have never used film equipment. Will I still be able to do well in the Film & Television Production course?
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Is a JMC Academy degree of equal standing to a university degree?
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I want to be a film maker and am not as interested in television. Is the Film & Television Production course the right course for me?
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