CUA51020 – Diploma of Screen and Media
CUA51020 – Diploma of Screen and Media
The Diploma in Screen Media offers a hands-on approach in filmmaking to inspire a new generation of visual storytellers. Develop a professional showreel showcasing your expertise in directing, cinematography, scriptwriting, producing, editing, sound design and visual effects. Explore the art of creating original content through diverse approaches such as narrative…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Diploma in Screen Media offers a hands-on approach in filmmaking to inspire a new generation of visual storytellers.
Develop a professional showreel showcasing your expertise in directing, cinematography, scriptwriting, producing, editing, sound design and visual effects. Explore the art of creating original content through diverse approaches such as narrative feature films, documentaries, and digital journalism.
The nationally recognised Diploma of Screen and Media equips you with the skills you need to pursue a wide range of roles in the screen and media industry. Specialise in film and TV production, radio broadcasts, podcasts, digital animation, sound or game design as you level up your career.
Pathways
The primary pathway from this qualification is into the Diploma of Screen and Media. Students may also undertake further studies in Advanced diploma of screen and media by undertaking qualifications such as Graduate Certificate in screen and media and Graduate Diploma of screen and media.
Employment Outcomes
Job roles and titles vary across different industry sectors. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include:
Graduates will be able to apply integrated theoretical concepts and skills related to theological beliefs of church groups and knowledge of groups holding other views which are relevant to Christian ministry contexts.
The purpose of this course is to either:
Qualify individuals to serve and lead in church groups and other ministry contexts within a broad range of specialised independent roles and in accordance with the values, procedures and practice guidelines of those church groups and Christian ministry contexts, or
To provide a pathway for further learning by progression to higher level of qualifications developed in conjunction with this course, and in particular, to the Advanced Diploma of Christian Ministry and Theology
REQUIREMENTS
To enter CUA51020 – Diploma of Screen and Media, candidates should have a year 12 school certificate, its equivalent or maturity and appropriate life experience. It is recommended that candidates have relevant experience to indicate likely success at this level of qualification in a job role involving:
The self-directed application of knowledge with substantial depth in some areas
The exercise of independent judgement and decision-making
The application of relevant technical and other skills.
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