A public lecture at Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange on Friday night 29 April will explore the creation and use of a range of technology and computer-generated images in modern film, television and other media. Mr Andrew Hagan, lecturer in animation and visual effects at the CSU School of Communication and Creative Industries will discuss ‘Making the imaginary real: Revealing insights into the mysterious world of animation and visual effects’. The Head of Campus at CSU in Orange, Professor Kevin Parton, said the free public lecture is open to members of the community and will provide insights into both the technology and career opportunities. The CSU Bachelor of Arts (Animation and Visual Effects) is the only Bachelor degree in Australia dedicated to the art of animation and visual effects. The public lecture starts at 6pm Friday 29 April in Lecture Theatre 3 at CSU in Orange.