Queensland School of Film and Television (QSFT) is located in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia and is a nationally registered training organisation offering fully accredited courses in all technical disciplines of filmmaking. The school specialises in the behind-the-scenes aspects of film and television and have established links with the local industry. The school caters for a broad range of people interested in the film and television industry, ranging from recent school leavers to adults wanting to either improve their skills or change professions. They accept students from Australia and throughout the world.
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