CUADRT611 — Establish creative vision for screen productions

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What an assessment for CUADRT611 must cover

36 assessable components: 3 elements (16 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 8 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 Interpret and review scripts

1.1Read draft scripts and meet with required personnel to discuss potential interpretations of vision
1.2Determine intended creative aims of scripts and define proposed objectives that meets aims
1.3Generate and consider different ideas for visualising scripts until clear narrative emerges
1.4Inform creative directions and assist in providing production context by identifying research and reference materials
1.5Review script drafts in collaboration with required personnel and agree on need for rewrites within production timelines
1.6Prepare development notes for script writers to produce script re-drafts as required

2 Prepare shot plans to realise visual narrative

2.1Mark up working script into component scenes and identify key dramatic elements and technical parameters within each scenic unit as basis for shot plans
2.2Plot key dramatic elements within and between scenes that aid transformation of written narrative into visual representation
2.3Determine location of characters and other shot elements by reviewing whole narrative and individual scenes
2.4Assess photographic qualities of proposed shots and their impact on interpreting overall story and within scenes
2.5Confirm shot plans allow narrative and visual aspects to be controlled and carried forward according to production requirements
2.6Discuss shot plans with required production personnel prior to developing storyboards

3 Finalise creative planning

3.1Document areas of productions that may be affected by script versions and discuss changes with required personnel
3.2Arrange sign-off for final scripts and distribute to required personnel
3.3Maintain ongoing review of script and shot plans organising required rewrites during production
3.4Provide required personnel with latest version of scripts and shot plans

Performance evidence

establish creative vision for at least two screen productions.
review and revise scripts with required personnel to identify clear visual narratives and creative visions for screen productions
aid process of visualising narratives by undertaking research
identify key elements in scenes according to production requirements and develop shot plans that achieve logical progression in visual representation of written narratives
establish process for reviewing scripts and shot plans as filming progresses
work collaboratively with required personnel.

Knowledge evidence

relationship between key elements of and personnel in the screen production and the process of establishing overall creative vision for productions
format and conventions for marking up scripts and creating development notes
examples of topics that might need to be researched when establishing creative vision for screen productions
industry standard photography quality for screen productions
industry standard communication methods and practices
visual story-telling techniques and ways of moving from written to visual narrative
ways creative aims are realised visually or through use of sound
typical problems of establishing creative vision for screen productions and common solutions.

Foundation skills

Oral communication: Clearly articulates requirements using industry standard language for diverse audiences Elicits information and confirms understanding using listening and questioning techniques Identifies and uses industry standard communication methods and practices during discussions with required personnel about project vision, scripts and production plans
Reading: Develops content overview and extracts information that informs plans, creative goals and production decisions by analysing complex scripts and other textual resources Reviews scripts and plans for compatibility with production and identifies required revisions
Writing: Develops detailed information and instructions for scripts using vocabulary, terminology and structure for audience and purpose
Planning and organising: Establishes creative vision of screen productions and manages require communication by organising, planning and sequencing workload of self and others
Problem solving: Extracts key elements that inspire creative ideas and decisions about direction of story visualisation by assessing scripts
Self-management: Works independently and collectively in leadership role with responsibility for plans and decisions required for development of creative vision of screen productions

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What does an assessment tool for CUADRT611 need to cover?

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