South Seas Film & Television School

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South Seas Film & TV School
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South Seas Film & Television School
Unit 3 75 Ellice Road, Glenfield, Auckland

New Zealand
Coordinates 36°46′00″S174°43′49″E / 36.76666923°S 174.730327°E / -36.76666923; 174.730327 Coordinates: 36°46′00″S174°43′49″E / 36.76666923°S 174.730327°E / -36.76666923; 174.730327
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TypeFilm
Opened1992
Campus size120 - 140
Website http://www.southseas.co.nz/

South Seas Film & Television School is a higher education institution centered on the visual arts based in Auckland, New Zealand. They offer courses for full-time diplomas in Film & TV, Photography and On Screen Acting. They also offer introductory courses for Introduction to Film & TV Production, Introduction to Photography and Introduction to On Screen Acting.

In May 2019, South Seas Film and Television School was rebranded under the new name “Yoobee Colleges - South Seas Film School Campus”.

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