CUADIG416 — Produce innovative video art
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What an assessment for CUADIG416 must cover
37 assessable components: 4 elements (15 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Develop ideas for video art
- 1.1Discuss goals for video art works with required personnel
- 1.2Evaluate new approaches to video art works based on capabilities of known techniques
- 1.3Adapt or introduce new tools, equipment and materials and identify different effects
- 1.4Research and adapt ideas and approaches of other practitioners if required, identifying intellectual property issues
- 1.5Select video art techniques that meet goals of video art works
- 1.6Refine and confirm concept in collaboration required personnel
2 Organise video art resources
- 2.1Research specific resource requirements and supply options for development and presentation of works
- 2.2Assess cost and other constraints that impact on development and presentation of works
- 2.3Set up or coordinate resources according to safety and different workplace requirements
3 Realise finished video art
- 3.1Create video art using selected techniques and media according to goals of video art
- 3.2Review and refine ideas and complete works according to goals of video art
- 3.3Finalise images in format that meets production requirements and archive files
- 3.4Document and record development of work, research and ideas
4 Evaluate own video artwork
- 4.1Reflect on own work and identify areas for improvement
- 4.2Discuss completed work with required personnel
Performance evidence
- produce at least two examples of innovative video art.
- generate ideas and techniques for video art through research and development
- produce innovative video art that demonstrates command of different techniques
- articulate ideas and techniques in different video art work processes.
Knowledge evidence
- role of research in developing and refining ideas for video art
- ways to utilise capabilities of different video art technologies and techniques
- characteristics of different materials under treatments and potential of these characteristics to achieve different effects in work
- techniques for using works of other practitioners to inform individual practice
- sources of supply for video art resources
- intellectual property issues to be considered by video art practitioners
- industry standard filing requirements
- common delivery formats used to present video art
- different video art production techniques
- factors impacting development and presentation of video art works, including cost
- strategies to evaluate own video art
- workplace requirements, practices and procedures for working safely and sustainably with materials, tools and equipment for producing video art.
Foundation skills
- Oral communication: Clarifies information and confirms understanding using questioning and active listening techniques
- Reading: Interprets and analyses different visual and textual information for application to job requirements
- Writing: Make notes of research findings and cost calculations using clear and simple language for own reference Conveys research outcomes, conceptual development and production processes using logically structured information and visual materials
- Initiative and enterprise: Enhances digital work practice and outcomes and determines potential of new approaches Makes decisions about extended use of resources, techniques and concepts to produce original video art Applies acquired technical knowledge and experience to decision making Evaluates effectiveness of technical decisions
- Self-management: Takes personal responsibility for adherence to safety, sustainability and intellectual property requirements and industry standards when planning and undertaking video art work
- Teamwork: Discusses own ideas and work directions and elicits feedback on completed work Identifies improvement opportunities by participating in collaboration with required personnel.
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