The Print and Time-Based Media pathway supports contemporary art practices that make use of a broad range of technologies; these include video, animation, digital photography and sound equipment as well as analogue processes related to film (super 8 and 16mm), printed matter and editions; the course is structured around group discussion and informed critical debate; students are encouraged to explore gallery-based practices and beyond incorporating installation, artists' publications, live art, screenings, broadcasts, and websites; there is a particular emphasis on practices that move between the still and moving image and in different strategies for distributing artwork, employing techniques from both 'pop' and 'high' culture; as an applicant for this pathway students have an interest in experimenting with the facilities offered in order to expand your awareness of how media has become vital to contemporary art and continues to have a profound impact on contemporary culture.