CUASMT515 — Manage plotting sessions and cue calling

1 Prepare for plotting

• 1.1Analyse and production documentation and identify technical requirements in consultation with required personnel
• 1.2Plan plotting of technical requirements in a logical order and make notations as required
• 1.3Select the most appropriate methods for communicating with crew and advise required personnel of communication equipment requirements
• 1.4Confirm required crew and production are present at the required time
• 1.5Distribute draft cue reference documents for further development by crew during plotting sessions
• 1.6Confirm venue and communication equipment are ready for plotting sessions
• 1.7Liaise with heads of technical departments regarding unfinished work
• 1.8Brief creative personnel prior to start of plotting sessions

2 Coordinate the plotting of cues

• 2.1Prepare technical references according to requirements
• 2.2Plot technical elements, including applicable technical notations
• 2.3Organise performers during plotting according to blocking notation
• 2.4Liaise with creative personnel on cue points, timing and sequencing of cues and note specific requirements
• 2.5Calculate timing and other measurements that need to be incorporated into cues and documentation
• 2.6Document plotted cues and standbys clearly in production documentation

3 Test and modify cues and deliver technical elements of productions

• 3.1Run cue sequences and incorporate changes and adjustments as required
• 3.2Confirm that crew members incorporate changes into cue content and their own documentation
• 3.3Repeat and adjust cues and cue sequences
• 3.4Note additional work required by self or others after plotting sessions
• 3.5Distribute follow up notes to required personnel
• 3.6Deliver technical elements according to production documents and technical references
• 3.7Respond to changed production circumstances and follow activity and direction from required personnel
• 3.8File production documentation and technical references according to requirements
• 3.9Contribute to evaluations and continuous improvement of plotting procedures and adjust own work procedures accordingly

What does an assessment tool for CUASMT515 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUASMT515 needs to address all 47 unit components: 3 elements with 23 performance criteria, 10 performance evidence requirements, 4 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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