Where shoul'd i study sound design in Australia especialy Melbourne.Thanks..Is goverment give points for this ocupaction when i would like to get permanent resident??

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err.. wrong forum dude.. this is a dj forum .. not a 'educational and applying for PR helpline'

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who said it was a dj forum? nice one dick.

maybe try looking into tafe places for courses, or maybe rmit:

http://www.rmit.edu.au/

not sure if universities do a sound design course or anything but maybe try searching them

www.monash.edu.au

www.unimelb.edu.au

maybe some others here have done something similar and can help but i dont know much hehe

You can also do a Sound design course at AFTRS, but that is in Sydney. That's more directed toward film than music tho.

Theres always TAFE sound engineering. I did that for a year. Complete waste of time. unless you want to be a roadie, or record dudes in thier 60s still thinking they are gonna be the next big thing.


Also, you'll need to pass an english test. You might want to work on that.

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Originally posted by gumble Theres always TAFE sound engineering. I did that for a year.

Ooh, snap.
I sort of lost interest once I realised that in Tasmania you have to be a roadie to break into the PA business, and from PA into studio recording, and no sound production company would hire me as a roadie because I was female (and as such couldn't heave speaker bins around all weekend in case my uterus fell out, or something).

Plus the fact that I passed when I attended only maybe 30% of classes is a bit of a worry.

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haha, you werent at alanvale were you?

i was there in 2002....

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Yup!

'Cept I was there in 99.

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