Certificate IV in Screen and Media

Multimedia Graphic Designer

Multimedia Graphic Designers design and author multimedia products. They apply principles of design to the development, creation and implementation of multimedia products, such as visual effects, digital animations, images and interactive sequences.

Radio Producer

Radio Producers decide what content to present during a radio program. They research, organise interviewees and write scripts for on-air presentation.

Camera Operator

Camera Operators set up, position and operate equipment in studios or on location to record people, events and scenes. They also discuss with the director the types of film, video and lenses to be used as well as focus and distance settings, and camera angles.

Website Designer

Website Designers design, create, produce and maintain web pages using software packages.

Make-Up Artist (Creative)

Creative Make-Up Artists apply make-up to fashion and photographic models, actors and other performers involved in stage, film and television productions. They may also style hair and dress and maintain wigs.

Floor Manager (Film and Television)

Floor Managers ensure that the sets, props and technical equipment used in film or television productions are ready to use. In programs filmed before a studio audience, they ensure the audience is seated on time, and provide a link between the director and the floor.

Wigmaker

Wigmakers make wigs and hairpieces from human and synthetic hair. They sort, select, mix and match hair types, create hairpieces using a range of stitching and knotting techniques, and can also clean, cut and style the final products. Wigmakers can work in the film, theatre and television industries.

Editor (Film and Television)

Editors edit and assemble films and videos from raw, unedited footage ('dailies' or 'rushes'), taking into account the mood, pace, climax, etc. of films or television productions. They use both technical and creative skills, and at senior levels may work on complex or fast-turnaround productions.

Animator

Animators create drawings and design films, television and multimedia. They work on paper, celluloid, and two (2D) and three dimensional (3D) models.

Media Announcer

Media Announcers present radio and television programs, including music, magazine or chat programs; talkback programs; news bulletins and sports programs. They may present live events such as concerts, and pre-recorded programs such as documentaries.

Special Effects Operator

Special Effects Operators interpret the needs of special effects within a production. They manufacture, set, and operate special effects on a production.

Screen Laboratory Technician

Screen Laboratory Technicians perform specialist and supervisory work in the film processing laboratories, which provide services for the film industry.

Lighting Supervisor (Productions)

Lighting Supervisors oversee the creative and technical direction for the lighting department and the studio. They work in the theatre or on film and television.

Digital Artist

Digital Artists use digital means such as computer programs and digital photography technology to create artwork. They may create content for a variety of purposes, such as displays, video games, film and television or the Internet.

Assistant Producer

Assistant Producers carry out wide-ranging support duties for Producers. Their duties may include supervising the production team; coordinating pre- and post-production work; securing finance; casting and crew hire; and finding resources and locations. Depending on the production, they may have a great degree of responsibility and/or autonomy.

Assistant Director

Assistant Directors work under the supervision of the Director, coordinating the cast and crew, managing or helping to manage rehearsals, booking and coordinating production resources, compiling production schedules or running sheets, and conducting research.