Screen and MediaCUA31015

Make a start on your career in media with this entry-level course.

foundation skills needed to work in a number of assistant roles in

and desktop publishing. Research shows that creativity, communication and problem-solving will be some of the most desired skills in the future job market. This course will give you the core skills needed to work in both the creative industries and in corporate settings.

Learn the practical skills and knowledge to write content for a range of media, create visual design components, follow the design process, and develop and extend critical and creative thinking skills.

Successful completion of this course will qualify you to work in a variety of roles as either a community radio programmer or presenter, camera and lighting assistant, or sound technician. It will also give you the core skills needed to undertake further

This course is based on units of competency, which have been developed by the media industry to describe the competencies, skills and knowledge required by workers in the industry.

• multimedia content author• digital media designer/developer• storyboard artist• video editor• sound engineer• 2D/3D artist• camera operator• animator• advertising designer• graphic artist• multimedia designer

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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Carlie BoyleVET CoordinatorSt Philip’s Christian College57 High Street, Waratah, NSW 2298

Telephone: 02 4960 6600Fax: 02 4960 6690Email: newcastle@spcc.nsw.edu.auWebsite: www.spcc.nsw.edu.au

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Screen and Media is a Vocational Education and Training (VET) course, delivered to Year 11 and 12 students. The course is worth 2 Preliminary Units and 2 HSC Units. This course does not count towards the ATAR.

• Work effectively in the creative arts industry• Contribute to health and safety of self and others• Develop and extend critical and creative thinking skills• Produce and prepare photo images• Follow a design process• Write content for a range of media• Shoot material for screen productions• Record Sound• Perform basic vision and sound editing• Create 2D digital animations• Create Visual Design Components

The completion of a Certificate III VET course will

give you a 67 University Entry Rank for the University of Newcastle

Based on 2019 requirements, you could gain you entry into:

Bachelor of ArtsBachelor of Business

Bachelor of CommunicationBachelor of Creative IndustriesBachelor of Education (Primary)

Bachelor of Food ScienceBachelor of Information Technology

Bachelor of Visual Design Communication

https://www.newcastle.edu.au/study/undergraduate/getting-in/getting-in-2/VET-

qualification

• A nationally recognised qualification: CUA31015 - Certificate III in Screen and Media

• Accreditation for your HSC• A 67 University Entry

Rank for the University of Newcastle

• A start on the pathway to a diploma or degree

• Credit towards further related coursework

• Various shot styles and camera movements• The equipment needed for producing a quality video• How to use a DSLR camera to shoot video• How to edit videos using Adobe Premiere Pro• How to write a script and storyboard to make a film• How to work for a client and follow a brief• How to set up a multicam shoot for Live Events• How to set up lighting• What microphones to use to produce the best sound• How to use After Effects to animate titles and graphics• How to take print worthy photographs• How to lay out images, text and graphics in Adobe

InDesign to create a College Yearbook• Who’s who in the Movie Industry

This is applicable to those who have chosen both ATAR and non-ATAR pathways.