CUAPPM414Produce programs and program segments

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What an assessment for CUAPPM414 must cover

53 assessable components: 4 elements (25 performance criteria), 9 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 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 Undertake pre-production

  • 1.1Brief required personnel on program content and production requirements
  • 1.2Determine strategies that address technical, artistic and safety aspects of production in collaboration with required personnel
  • 1.3Confirm research undertaken for programs meets production requirements
  • 1.4Confirm program material complies with required legislation and broadcasting codes of practice
  • 1.5Ensure program material is prepared and structured according to production requirements
  • 1.6Identify and organise interviewees, contributors and talent that meet production requirements
  • 1.7Identify back-up items for covering unforeseen shortfalls in program content

2 Produce program segments

  • 2.1Confirm production facilities are operational and required personnel are in position according to production requirements
  • 2.2Record program material for segments in line with running sheets
  • 2.3Review recorded program segments and confirm production requirements are met, re-recording as required
  • 2.4Complete program segment documentation according to organisational procedures
  • 2.5Submit program segments for broadcast to required personnel

3 Produce programs

  • 3.1Confirm production facilities are operational and required personnel are in position according to production requirements
  • 3.2Provide presenters with advice, direction and feedback, and confirm broadcast quality and interaction with interviewees, contributors and talent meets production requirements
  • 3.3Cue guests and other content as required
  • 3.4Monitor production and refer technical problems to required personnel as required
  • 3.5Monitor pace and flow of programs and take action where necessary according to production requirements
  • 3.6Include time at end of live broadcasts and ensure presenters respond to issues that arise
  • 3.7Submit programs for broadcast to required personnel

4 Contribute to program planning and evaluation

  • 4.1Debrief with required personnel and evaluate programs in line with production requirements
  • 4.2Complete production documentation and store production resources according to organisational and production requirements
  • 4.3Ensure production location is returned to original or improved condition
  • 4.4Identify suggestions for improvement and note for future use
  • 4.5Generate ideas for programs that represent fresh angles and perspectives on topics likely to engage, entertain and inform audiences
  • 4.6Discuss ideas with required personnel and seek approval for implementing ideas into future production

Performance evidence

  • produce at least one program and at least one program segment according to different production requirements.
  • interpret and respond to technically feasible production requirements
  • produce programs covering different topics based on analysed research material
  • deliver clear briefings to production staff and program guests
  • oversee pre-production activity and ensure program material complies with broadcasting regulations
  • structure content
  • record programs according to production timelines
  • provide clear verbal and non-verbal cues during productions
  • conduct program evaluation and provide feedback

Knowledge evidence

  • production requirements that affect producing programs and program segments, including: target audience needs and interest, budget, timelines, creative and technical goals, industrial awards and agreements, technical, artistic and safety parameters
  • technical and creative responsibilities of producers relating to program segments and overall program production
  • research methods used when identifying program content and items
  • structures used when preparing and compiling program material for broadcast
  • sources and methods for identifying interviewees, contributors and talent
  • typical problems and challenges of producing programs and program segments and common solutions
  • typical techniques used when producing programs and program segments
  • methods of documenting programs and program segments
  • audience behaviour patterns and the principles behind building and maintaining audiences
  • organisational procedures for completing program segment documentation
  • legislation and codes of practice that must be considered when producing programs

Foundation skills

  • Numeracy: Calculates with whole numbers and routine fractions, decimals or percentages
  • Oral communication: Discusses objectives of program with others and confirms understanding using listening and questioning skills Participates in verbal exchange of ideas regarding conceptual and technical aspects of productions using appropriate, industry-specific and clear language
  • Reading: Evaluates program and segment options using knowledge gained and information interpreted in different forms
  • Writing: Conveys explicit requirements in developed material and ideas using clear, specific and industry terminology
  • Initiative and enterprise: Recognises and takes responsibility for production problems Makes aesthetic and technical decisions and maintains program flow and audience engagement Develops new concepts from evaluation and feedback
  • Planning and organising: Plans and produces programs and segments in logical and systematic method and manages required communication Initiates program concepts and monitors development steps
  • Self-management: Meets requirements of own role and associated responsibilities and coordinates with others as required Takes responsibility for adherence to industry laws and regulations Complies with organisational expectations Participates in evaluation processes and identifies future improvements
  • Teamwork: Collaborates with creative and technical personnel Provides assistance and feedback to others Engages in discussions with others and elicits feedback using selected communication methods

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Questions about assessing CUAPPM414

What does an assessment tool for CUAPPM414 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAPPM414 needs to address all 53 unit components: 4 elements with 25 performance criteria, 9 performance evidence requirements, 11 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for CUAPPM414?

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