SAE INSTITUTE AUCKLAND
Is the place to be if you are passionate about your
Audio Engineering Career- Music Production Career - Film Making Career
SAE Auckland will provide you with the highest quality industry-recognised training in
Audio Engineering - Live Sound Production - Electronic Music Production - Film Making,
that SAE International continues to provide throughout the world.
SAE INSTITUTE AUCKLAND
Openly welcomes personal tours of our facilities
...DON'T MISS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO CHECK OUT OUR COOL INSTITUTE...
EMAIL US AT infonz@sae.edu
PHONE US ON +64 (0)9 373 4712
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SAE Auckland News
SAE AUCKLAND OPEN DAY
SATURDAY 1st NOVEMBER 2008 12 Heather St, Parnell
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SAE INSTITUTE (Auckland) will open its doors to anyone interested in Film Making and Audio Engineering on SATURDAY 1st NOVEMBER 2008 between 12:00pm and 4:00pm. Visitors will be able to take a tour through our industry professional facilities located at 10, 12 & 18 Heather Street, Parnell. Demonstrations will be held in our Film Making Lab including our Audio Recording and Post Production Studios. SAE training staff will be available for questions about our programs and will be pleased to explain the SAE training concept. There will also be program details and outlines available. Please come and visit us at 12 Heather Street, Parnell on SATURDAY 1st NOVEMBER 2008 between 12.00pm and 4.00pm |
Sept 08 SAE AUCKLAND SOON TO BECOME A SAE DEGREE CENTRE
SAE AUCKLAND is pleased to announce the upcoming NZQA approval and accreditation of our new BACHELOR OF RECORDING ARTS Degree. |
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Jul/Aug 08 SAE INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE COLLEGE (IGC)
SAE International, in association with its distinguished partners, is proud to announce the establishment of a professional Graduate College. The strength of the College is its emphasis on excellence in research project development for the creative media and associated industries. The College was launched officially in October 2006. New postgraduate programs are being developed specifically for the IGC and online delivery, while existing courses are being upgraded and modified to suit the IGC's planned delivery methods. |
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May/June 08 THE SAE AUCKLAND DEGREE PATHWAY
Through our SAE international network of Institutes, SAE Auckland Diploma graduates wishing to further their career goal may continue their degree-level studies with SAE Institute (Byron Bay, Australia). |
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Mar/Apr 08 THE SAE AUCKLAND FILM-SHOOT STUDIO
SAE Auckland is pleased to announce the fabrication of their Film-Shoot Studio located at 18 Heather Streets' SAE Studios. The studio incorporates a 20,000watt Lighting System, large-scale Green Screen and Multi-Cam operation with real-time vision mixing capability for live-to-air programming. SAE Auckland's Principal, Mr. Joseph Campus says: “I'm very excited that our film making students will make elaborate use of this highly powerful and complex multi-cam film shoot studio. Our film students will further extend their creativity in the world of moving pictures by creating professional projects in a simulated film-making studio environment” |
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Jan/Feb 08 SAE AUCKLAND 2007 GRADUATION CELEBRATION
SAE Auckland’s annual graduation ceremony is always an enjoyable time for staff and students as they celebrate the achievements of the past year.
This year’s graduation ceremony was greatly enhanced by the attendance of the New Zealand Prime Minister, Helen Clark. She was not only the keynote speaker but also presented certificates and diplomas to each of the graduates – an unexpected bonus for each of them. Prime Minister Clark has always been a strong supporter of the creative arts – her other cabinet position is Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage. In her keynote speech she congratulated the SAE Auckland graduates and urged them to make the most of their new qualifications in the expanding fields of film and music – in which New Zealand is gaining an increasing international reputation. Her presence at our graduation is not only an indication of her continued support for tertiary courses in the creative industries but also a clear recognition of SAE Auckland’s increasingly important role in this growing area of tertiary education. |
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Nov/Dec 07 INDUSTRY SUPPORTS SAE INSTITUTE AUCKLAND
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SAE INSTITUTE would like to thank YORK STREET RECORDING STUDIOS, OCEANIA AUDIO, MAI MUSIC, NZ ROCK SHOP, PANAVISION and SOUND PARTNERS LIMITED for their support during the SAE Graduate Awards Celebration. Special Industry awards from YORK STREET RECORDING STUDIOS, OCEANIA AUDIO, MAI MUSIC, NZ ROCK SHOP and PANAVISION were presented to SAE Graduates who had made significant achievements during their academic year with SAE Auckland. The Top Audio Student (Nicholas Poortman) received a stereo set of Oktava MK-012 multi-capsule condenser microphones, courtesy of York Street Studios and Oceania Audio. The Top Film Student (Allan George) received a studio lighting kit from PhotoFlex, courtesy of Panavision New Zealand. The Top EMP Student (Juliex Taylor Reid) received a Digidesign Protools MBox II, courtesy of the New Zealand RockShop. Film Student - Alastair Thompson was awarded a one-year Media Internship with Mai Music for his excellent achievements and outstanding work throughout his Diploma In Film Making course.
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Jul/Sept 07 SAE SPONSORS DIOCESAN SCHOOL SONG CONTEST
On the 21st of August, SAE Institute (Auckland) was proud to sponsor Diocesan School for Girls' 'Dio Idol' competition. The night proceeded with nine talented young women taking to the stage to sing their hearts out in their ambition to become the first ever Dio Idol. Constance Hookway won the competition when she amazed the crowd and impressed the judges with her rendition of Who Knew, by Pink. Constance now has the opportunity to perform the winning song (accompanied by Dio school band, Rubix) and have it professionally recorded at SAE's recording studios. Everyone here at SAE, who was involved with the event, is extremely excited about the recording session, and looking forward to working with such talent. As an added bonus, students from SAE's Diploma in Film Making will be using the recording session as the basis for a music video featuring Constance and the Dio band. Watch for it on SAE's Youtube. We were also very impressed with the organization of the night and would like to thank Regan Hillyer (Diocesan Deputy head girl), and all those at Diocesan who were involved with the night. We wish you all the best of luck for future events. |
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Apr/June 07 FREE DOWNLOADABLE SAE MAGAZINE
We are very excited to announce the new International and first bilingual edition of the SAE Magazine.
The SAE Mag features articles, interviews, reports, profiles and much more in both English and German.
The SAE Magazine is the joint publication of SAE Institute and the SAE Alumni Association.
This is also the biggest issue so far with 108 pages and is available for download (PDF, 12.2MB). We hope you enjoy the content.
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Jan/Mar 07 AWARDS CELEBRATION AT SAE INSTITUTE AUCKLAND
SAE Institute Auckland recently held an Awards Celebration to honour students who had completed their Diplomas in Audio Engineering and Certificates in Electronic Music Production.
The occasion was particularly significant in that it honoured three SAE staff members who had completed their Middlesex University Bachelor of Recording Arts and four who had completed their Bachelor of Recording Arts (Hons) degrees.
Special Industry awards were also given to students who had made significant achievements during the academic year ending 2006.
SAE Auckland is committed to continually improving the quality of its programs, and raising its academic standards thereby enabling its students to continue to advance their professional and academic qualifications and experience.
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