Film and Television
| Name | Association with RMIT | Notability | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hamish Blake | RMITV production classes | member of the comedy double act Hamish & Andy | |
| Kyla Brettle | faculty | documentary filmmaker | |
| Damian Callinan | Grad Dip Arts | comedian and media personality | |
| Tim Ferguson | faculty | comedian and author; former member of the comedy troupe the Doug Anthony All Stars | |
| Corinne Grant | RMITV production classes | comedian and media personality | |
| Cliff Green, OAM | Dip Writing | Emmy and Saturn award-nominated screenwriter | |
| Peter Helliar | RMITV production classes | comedian and media personality | |
| Andy Lee | RMITV production classes | member of the comedy double act Hamish & Andy | |
| Rove McManus | RMITV production classes | media personality, producer and three-time Gold Logie Award-winning host of Rove Live | |
| Josie Parrelli | RMITV production classes | media personality; creator and host of the ARIA Award-winning DVDs Chartbusting 80s | |
| John Safran | attended | AFI Award-winning documentary filmmaker | |
| Ryan Shelton | RMITV production classes | comedian and media personality; radio host on Nova 100 | |
| Deb Verhoeven | former faculty | film critic and academic; Deputy Chair of Australia's National Film and Sound Archive | |
| James Wan | BA (Multimedia) | filmmaker; created and directed the Saw films | |
| Leigh Whannell | BA (Multimedia) | filmmaker; created and acted in the Saw films |
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