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TrainingCertificate III in Screen (CUF30101) - Television ProductionThis course is nationally accredited training issued under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). Youth Allowance/Austudy/ABSTUDY approved.
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Accredited Training Enrolment Form Nationally Recognised TrainingOPEN CHANNEL is a Registered Training Organisation, (RTO), authorised to deliver the nationally recognised training, Certificate III in Screen and Advanced Diploma of Screen.
Designed for learners with little or no experience in video production, this course is an intensive, hands-on introduction to the fundamental skills required to make short films, focusing on the documentary genre. Learners develop and pitch documentary ideas, research and write scripts, plan and prepare for a shoot, conduct interviews, record images and sound and edit footage into a short Documentary for a cinema screening. Practical workshops taught by current industry professionals have been designed to develop skills that learners can consolidate through the experience of devising and producing an independent documentary project. OPEN CHANNEL offers a learning environment that reflects industry practice while maintaining the highest educational standards. Class sizes are kept small to maximise students' learning opportunities and interactions with tutors. Free Accredited Training Information NightIf you want to learn more about OPEN CHANNEL training options or ways OPEN CHANNEL can help you in your pursuit of a career in film and television, don't miss out on our free Training Information Night. Come along to find out first hand about OPEN CHANNEL's upcoming training program, focussed primarily on accredited training consisting of Directing Actors for Screen, Television Production and Concept to Script. This session will give intending applicants the opportunity to view the OPEN CHANNEL facilities, ask questions about the training, and meet the tutors. When: Wednesday 11 June 2008 [note change of date] Light refreshments will be provided. Commencement Dates 2008Certificate III in Screen - Television Production Course StructureThe Certificate III in Screen – Television Production is full-time (Monday to Thursday) taught over 14 weeks with a total of 336 contact hours. This course provides an introduction to the fundamental skills required to produce video content to be broadcast on television. Students work in groups to develop and pitch ideas, research and write scripts, plan and prepare for location and studio shoots, cast presenters, direct recordings, record interviews, record images and sound and edit the footage. The first part of the course concentrates on program development of a 6 episode series for broadcast on C31, simultaneously gaining the technical skills and procedural knowledge needed to produce for television. Students will learn the skills required to use cameras, microphones and lights, both in the field and in the studio. In the second part of the course, small teams will extend their skills and knowledge to produce field-based video segments. These segments will be edited and inserted into the studio-based productions, which will be recorded in a live broadcast situation. Description of units undertaken in Certificate III in Screen - Television Production: CUFGEN01A Develop and apply industry knowledge CUFSAF01A Follow health, safety and security procedures CUFPOP05A Book and coordinate production resources CUFPOP04A Compile a daily production schedule/running sheet CUFBRD03A Capture broadcast material on tape for television transmission CUFBRD09A Call shots and cue sources for a television production CUFADM02A Address Copyright CUFEDT05A Operate a non-linear editing system CUFSET03A Make Sets for the Screen CUFCAM01A Set up and operate a basic video camera CUSSOU04A Record Sound AssessmentOPEN CHANNEL is committed to providing students with assessment opportunities that are valid, reliable, flexible and fair. Assessment occurs throughout the Nationally Recognised Training programs. Students will be assessed on their skills and knowledge by industry professionals, their peers and will also have opportunities for self-assessment. Assessment is based on units of competency taken from the Film, Television and Multimedia Training Package. OPEN CHANNEL Accredited Students receive:
Student SupportEligible students enrolled in the Certificate III in Screen – Documentary Production and Television Production may apply for Youth Allowance / AUSTUDY/ ABSTUDY through their local Centrelink. Both course deliveries satisfy the criteria for assistance. People under employment case management programs may be eligible for government support in paying course fees. Contact your case manager for advice. OPEN CHANNEL offers fee installment options for courses over $3000. For further information refer to the Payment Plan policy and procedure (Training Homepage) or contact the Training Manager on: training@openchannel.org.au Entry RequirementsOPEN CHANNEL is underpinned by the principles of access and equity. OPEN CHANNEL does not tolerate discrimination on the basis of age, gender, sexuality, social or cultural background. The course is open to all Australian residents 18 years and over. There are no technical or skill-based prerequisites, however priority is given to applicants who demonstrate good communication skills, an active interest in film or television, industry experience and computer literacy. All applicants are interviewed. Once an application form is completed and a deposit is paid an interview time will be given. The interview is an opportunity to clarify any issues about Accredited Training at OPEN CHANNEL and to determine applicants’ suitability for enrolment. CostThe course fees for the course commencing 11 August 2008 are: Certificate III in Screen - Television Production: $5000 ($4200 before enrolment deadline), plus $500 refundable equipment bond. A $1000 course deposit is payable on enrolment to secure an interview, and fully refundable if you are not selected into the course. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or Recognised Current Competency (RCC) Career OpportunitiesMany OPEN CHANNEL graduates are now working in the Australian film and television industry and others have chosen to go on to further study. Graduates are working as freelance camera operators, editors, as production assistants and crew on network productions, feature films and within the independent film community. Many have achieved entry to further tertiary level film and media courses at institutes including the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) and Australian Film, Television and Radio School (AFTRS) and Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT). Pathway ProgramOPEN CHANNEL maintains a referral database for emerging crew and exceptional accredited graduates. This database is utilized by OPEN CHANNEL Productions and clients looking for crew members and is a valuable opportunity to continue building skills through industry experience. OPEN CHANNEL endeavors to prepare accredited students for the Victorian industry and continues supporting them through work experience opportunities and ongoing production advice. If you are not able to enroll in the current course but would like to be informed of future dates for this course let us know. OPEN CHANNEL gratefully acknowledges the support of the Australian Film Commission. For more information:Phone: (03) 8610 9304 - Accredited Training Coordinator |
OPEN CHANNEL gratefully acknowledges the support of the Australian Film Commission and Film Victoria. |
Certificate III in Screen - Television Production is an intensive practical course, delivered in conjunction with community broadcaster C31, focusing on skill development across a broad scope of broadcast television production positions, based on professional industry models.
