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124 I TAFE Courses I Visual and Performing Arts Interactive multimedia. Fiction, performance and poetry writing. Successful completion of the Diploma may also allow articulation into the Bachelor of Arts ICommunication) at Monash University. Professional recognition Membership of the Fellowship of Australian Writers IFAW). Course duration Certificate IV: one year full-time ICore subjects plus 4 electives) Diploma: two years full-time Structure This course is delivered in a classroom setting and with one-on-one tuition. There is an emphasis on workshopping student's work. Each module has a workload of 68 hours whether in contact with staff or in private study. Each 68 hour module is equivalent to one unit. Three core subjects and three electives are taken in first year to make a total workload of 10 units. Four electives are taken in second year to make a total of 8 units. The weekly workload is 20 hours for first year and 16 hours for second year on-campus plus study at home. Course subjects Year 1 Core subjects VAB117 VAN030 VAM062 VAC474 VAE919 Electives Editing IA Editing IB Word Processing I Industry Overview I Practical Placement Choose three of the following: VAE831 VAC412 VAE272 VAN037 VAE913 VAN045 VAE28 I VAN039 Year 2 Poetry I A Desktop Publishing I Non Fiction IA Non Fiction I B Short Story I A Short Story I B NovellA NovellB Choose four of the following: VAD782 VAN035 VAF066 VAN046 VAE282 VAN040 VAE273 VAN038 VAF788 VAN047 Editing 2A Editing 2B Short Story 2A Short Story 2B Novel2A Novel2B Non Fiction Project 2A Non Fiction Project 2B Screenwriting 2A Screen writing 2B Advanced Novel 2 Note: Electives offered are subject to variation. Entry requirements Satisfactory completion of an appropriate Victorian Year 12 or its equivalent. or mature age. Applicants must also complete a supplementary application form and attach a sample of their writing lup to five A4 pages). Some applicants may be required to attend an interview. Dual Award applicants should contact Monash University. Application procedure Applications must be made through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre IVTAC) After applying to VTAC applicants must contact the Department of Arts to receive further information with regard to a supplementary application form. Further information Contact the Department of Arts on 103) 9210 1116 VISUAL and PERFORMING ARTS COSTUME CUE40798 Certificate IV in Entertainment (Costume) CUE50698 Diploma of Entertainment (Costume) VTAC code: 78031 (Certificate IV); 78041 (Diploma) The purpose of this course is to provide training for individuals who wish to pursue or enhance their careers as theatre technicians in the area of costume making in related areas. This course combines theory and practical studies, industry simulation, and industrial placement. to enhance students' overall knowledge, experience and networks. This Diploma course incorporates the Certificate IV in Entertainment ICostume). On successful completion of the Certificate IV, students may choose to progress to the Diploma or exit with a Certificate IV in Entertainment ICostume). Campus Prahran Career opportunities Career potential available to graduates is broad based within the theatre, TV and film industry and extends to costume hire outlets, costume fashion promotions, festivals, visual displays and creative novelty wear. Professional recognition The course is delivered from the Entertainment Industry Package and is a nationally accredited qualification. Course duration Certificate IV: One year full-time. Diploma: Two years full-time. Course subjects Year 1 (Certificate IV) Students enrol in a number of units, including: CUETEMIA CUETEM3A CUEOHSIA CUETEM2A CUECOS4A CUEDESIA CUECOS2A CUEDESIA BSXFMI50A VCUFCOS005A Year 2 (Diploma) Co-ordinate Technical Operations Establish and Manage Resources and Technical Requirements Implement Workplace Health, Safety and Security Procedures Manage Systems Make Costumes Develop the Design Apply Art Finishing Present & Negotiate Design Participate In Lead and Facilitate Work Teams Operate an Off-Site Wardrobe Department Students enrol in a number of units including: CUEOHS2A CUECOS6A CUECOS5A CUECOS7A Establish and Maintain a Safe & Secure Workplace Make Novelty & Period Costumes Make Millinery Construct Hard & Soft Sculpted Accessories, Specialised Swinburne University of Technology I TAFE Handbook 2002
TAFE Courses 1 Visual and Performing Arts 1125 CUEFINIA CUEFlN2A THHGLE06A THHGLE07A CUEFIN3A CUECOS8A BSXFM1503A CUFMAN002A Costumes and Costume Jewellery Develop a Budget Manage a Budget Monitor Staff Performance Recruit and Select Staff Obtain Sponsorship Design Costumes Establish and Manage Effective Workplace Relations Manage a Project with Limited Scope Entry requirements Satisfactory completion of an appropriate Victorian Year 12 or its equivalent, or mature age. All applicants must attend an interview/folio presentation. Application procedure Applications must be made through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). After applying to VTAC applicants must contact the Department of Arts to receive further information with regard to a supplementary application form, interview and/or direct application. further information Contact the Department of Arts on (03) 9214 6739 MAKE-UP CUE40898 Certificate IV in Entertainment (Make-Up) VTAC code: 78021 This course aims to provide participants with the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary to work specifically as a make-up artist in the film, video, television, theatre, photographic and fashion industries. The course gives current relevant industry training by professional make-up artists working in the industry. It also offers on-the-job training to enhance participants skills in a professional environment, maximising opportunities to receive hands on experience in the film, television and theatre industries. Aims & Objectives This course aims to provide: Training in all aspects of make-up beginning with Morphology, the study of bones and muscles of the face. Basic knowledge of the history of make-up, including Greek, Roman and Renaissance looks. Study of theatre make-up, covering straight, ageing and character work. Period make-up, both in theory and practice, working through the decades from 1900's to 1990's. The use of special effects make-up for film and television ego ageing, wounds etc. Prosthetic work including mask making, plaster impressions, clay modelling, the manufacture of latex pieces and bald caps. The manufacture of facial hair pieces, moustaches etc. Maintenance and care of wigs and hair pieces. Business management for the make-up artist and on set protocol. Basic study of lighting theory. Study of script analysis, continuity for film and television. An understanding of the principles of colour theory, painting and sculpture in art techniques. Campus Prarran Career opportunities Employment in the film, video, television, theatre, photographic and fashion industries. Professional recognition The course is delivered from the Entertainment Industry Package and is a nationally accredited qualification. Course duration One year full-time Structure The full-time course has an average workload of 24 hours per week while the part-time course has 8 hours per week. Total student contact hours include lectures, practical work, flexible learning delivery and research time, and will vary in each semester. Course subjects CUEMUP2A Design. Apply and Remove Period Make-Up CUEOHSIA Implement Workplace Health, Safety and Security Procedures CUEDESIA Develop the Design THHCOR02A Work in a Socially Diverse Environment CUEMUP3A Design, Apply and Remove Specialised Make-Up CUEWHR19A Maintain Wigs & Hair Pieces THHGGA09A Manage Projects CUEMUP002A Design, Apply & Remove Special Effects Make-Up CUEMUPOOIA Design Apply & Remove Screen Make-Up V02301 Evaluate a Business Dpportunity Entry requirements Satisfactory completion of an appropriate Victorian Year 12 or its equivalent. Mature age and those already working in the industry are invited to apply. All applicants must attend an interview. Application procedure Applications must be made through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). After applying to VTAC applicants must contact the Department of Arts to receive further information with regard to a supplementary application form, interview and/or direct application. further information Contact the Department of Arts on (03) 9214 6739 THEATRE 21052VIC Diploma of Arts (Small Companies and Community Theatre) VTAC code: 78871 This course is designed to give students the necessary skills to organise a performance, event or project and undertake the administrative tasks associated with such a performance. The focus of the course is to provide participants with opportunities to simulate industry practice by conceiving, developing, planning, activating, rehearsing and staging an event or performance. The course is considered ideal for people wanting a broad based vocational course to enable them to seek work in the theatre and entertainment industry. The course also offers individuals a chance to establish their own companies and work on a diverse range of event projects. The industry placement module acts as a vital link for students to work in the industry and provides valuable on-the-job experience. Aims & Objectives The course aims to provide participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for actor/theatre workers to create their own theatre work. Students are encouraged to be multi-skilled in creating self devised works, acting, scriptwriting, stage management, lighting, set design and event management for the theatre and entertainment industry. Campus Prahran Swinburne University of Technology 1 TAFE Handbook 2002
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