communication skills sufficient to: engage with relevant screen production cast and crew members through designated verbal and non-verbal communication channels interpret call sheets, scripts, artistic direction, production schedules, technical reports, safety briefings, and licensing and regulatory documents explain specific skills requirements of hazardous action sequences to cast and crew in order to minimise risk teamwork skills that demonstrate an understanding of the collective nature of screen productions, especially where a number of hazardous action sequences are occurring simultaneously during screen productions problem-solving skills sufficient to make valid determinations as to a performer's ability to perform a planned fight or fall hazardous action sequence based on experience, observation and awareness of relevant industry codes and legislative requirements organisational and planning skills sufficient to: implement relevant licensing and government regulatory requirements implement relevant emergency and medical service procedures external to screen productions use information management systems that address safety and security establish parameters in delivery of sequences that maximise continuity contribute to planning, set up, rehearsal, execution, evaluation and bump out associated with hazardous action sequences involving a range of fights and falls well-developed self-management skills sufficient to: work under pressure and in adverse situations contribute to accurate, appropriate and timely records and documentation meet production deadlines and schedules document own performance and skills in the context of promoting oneself for future employment technical skills sufficient to: use documentation systems that support production requirements in relation to hazardous action sequences using fights and falls select and apply fight movements and procedures appropriate to the genre of specified screen productions
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