CUAGRD614 — Develop and execute advertising concepts

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What an assessment for CUAGRD614 must cover

47 assessable components: 6 elements (22 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 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 creative briefs

1.1Analyse creative briefs to determine the key communication objectives
1.2Evaluate advertising media requirements
1.3Develop shared interpretations of advertising requirements
1.4Negotiate and schedule and budgetary requirements

2 Evaluate the context for advertising work

2.1Evaluate current trends and thinking about advertising
2.2Analyse consumer behaviour and the influences on buying decisions
2.3Evaluate sustainability issues within advertising projects
2.4Assess and respond to legal and ethical constraints

3 Generate and assess advertising ideas

3.1Identify sources to assist development of visual concepts for advertising
3.2Explore different visual devices to communicate key messages
3.3Evaluate technical, creative and budgetary implications when considering ideas
3.4Refine and select approaches that best balance the overall needs of the brief

4 Develop designs for advertising

4.1Develop designs according to production and design requirements
4.2Consult with other experts on legal, ethical and business requirements

5 Finalise advertising designs

5.1Negotiate modifications and amend designs
5.2Develop accurate and comprehensive documentation to support the production process
5.3Present final designs and documentation for signoff

6 Evaluate effectiveness of advertisements

6.1Evaluate completed designs against advertising objectives
6.2Assess own work against creative, technical and business requirements
6.3Analyse and evaluate feedback from client and colleagues
6.4Reflect on own role in design process and note areas for future improvement
6.5Develop strategies for further development of own skills

Performance evidence

develop at least two different advertising designs according to brief requirements.
interpret objectives and requirements of advertising brief
conceive and create print and electronic advertisements for use in a range of media that fulfil creative, technical and budgetary requirements
communicate and collaborate effectively with creative team in: • concept development • design production and refinement • presentation and review
review and evaluate final work for success in meeting creative, technical and client objectives
develop strategies to further develop own skills.

Knowledge evidence

current trends and ideas in advertising design
key people involved in advertising, and their typical roles, responsibilities and relationships to the graphic designer
principles of consumer behaviour and influences on buyer behaviour
production factors for different types of advertising and their impact on the design process
sources of ideas for visual concepts for advertising
ways aesthetic and creative aspects of advertising concepts convey the message/communication
use of critical and creative thinking techniques as part of the design process
intellectual property issues and legislation in relation to advertising
legal and ethical requirements relating to the advertising industry
sustainability considerations related to messages in advertising and materials used in advertising and their impact on graphic design.

Foundation skills

Learning: Uses reflection to analyse own performance and determine effective strategies for further skill enhancement
Reading: Interprets and assesses complex textual and visual information to develop responses to advertising briefs
Writing: Composes and edits text to communicate effectively with project personnel selecting appropriate vocabulary, structure and format Develops detailed documentation to convey all production process requirements and outcomes
Oral Communication: Participates in discussions with others to determine project objectives and related information using appropriate, detailed and clear language Uses listening and questioning skills to clarify and confirm understanding Presents detailed information using language, tone and pace appropriate to audience and purpose
Numeracy: Interprets numerical information and applies calculations to accommodate work within budgetary considerations and workplace deadlines
Self-management: Takes responsibility for own workload, negotiating some key aspects with others Evaluates the implications of legal, ethical and sustainability requirements when negotiating and planning work with assistance of expert opinion
Teamwork: Selects and uses appropriate communication practices to foster a collaborative approach to project work, clarifying objectives, negotiating shared outcomes, seeking feedback and specialist advice
Problem solving: Critically analyses complex and varied information to determine the creative and technical direction of the project with consideration of budgetary and time constraints Uses a combination of creative and analytical thinking, exploration, manipulation and refinement to resolve the concept and visual content that conveys the requirements of the brief Evaluates work in a systemic manner for success in meeting project objectives, considering project parameters and feedback, and identifies improvement opportunities
Planning and organising: Plans sequential stages of production and applies creative and technical skills and judgment to execute designs that are refined and modified to convey key messages

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