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Evidence Guide: CUADIG301 - Prepare video assets

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CUADIG301 - Prepare video assets

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Identify video assets

  1. Obtain and assess digital video content as determined by production
  2. Clarify production schedules and deadlines with relevant personnel
  3. Identify file format, output purpose, destination and platform of source video according to production requirements
  4. Discuss, with relevant personnel, required output file format and codecs for specified bandwidths, and appropriate video encoding software
Obtain and assess digital video content as determined by production

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Clarify production schedules and deadlines with relevant personnel

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Identify file format, output purpose, destination and platform of source video according to production requirements

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Discuss, with relevant personnel, required output file format and codecs for specified bandwidths, and appropriate video encoding software

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Prepare video assets

  1. Load video files into appropriate video encoding software
  2. Check duration and quality of video sequences meet production requirements, and balance and clip sequence if necessary
  3. Determine and apply appropriate video and audio codecs to meet quality standards
  4. Batch and optimise video files where possible
  5. Save files in appropriate output file format using standard industry or enterprise naming conventions
  6. Follow safe ergonomic practices when using computer equipment for long periods of time
Load video files into appropriate video encoding software

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Check duration and quality of video sequences meet production requirements, and balance and clip sequence if necessary

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Determine and apply appropriate video and audio codecs to meet quality standards

Completed
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Batch and optimise video files where possible

Completed
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Save files in appropriate output file format using standard industry or enterprise naming conventions

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Follow safe ergonomic practices when using computer equipment for long periods of time

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Package video assets

  1. Assign metadata tags if required
  2. Group files in folder system using standard industry or enterprise naming conventions
  3. Archive and store in share drive or asset repository for production team access
Assign metadata tags if required

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Group files in folder system using standard industry or enterprise naming conventions

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Archive and store in share drive or asset repository for production team access

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Assessed

Teacher: ___________________________________ Date: _________

Signature: ________________________________________________

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Instructions to Assessors

Evidence Guide

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Identify video assets

1.1 Obtain and assess digital video content as determined by production

1.2 Clarify production schedules and deadlines with relevant personnel

1.3 Identify file format, output purpose, destination and platform of source video according to production requirements

1.4 Discuss, with relevant personnel, required output file format and codecs for specified bandwidths, and appropriate video encoding software

2. Prepare video assets

2.1 Load video files into appropriate video encoding software

2.2 Check duration and quality of video sequences meet production requirements, and balance and clip sequence if necessary

2.3 Determine and apply appropriate video and audio codecs to meet quality standards

2.4 Batch and optimise video files where possible

2.5 Save files in appropriate output file format using standard industry or enterprise naming conventions

2.6 Follow safe ergonomic practices when using computer equipment for long periods of time

3. Package video assets

3.1 Assign metadata tags if required

3.2 Group files in folder system using standard industry or enterprise naming conventions

3.3 Archive and store in share drive or asset repository for production team access

Required Skills and Knowledge

ELEMENT

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

Elements describe the essential outcomes.

Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element.

1. Identify video assets

1.1 Obtain and assess digital video content as determined by production

1.2 Clarify production schedules and deadlines with relevant personnel

1.3 Identify file format, output purpose, destination and platform of source video according to production requirements

1.4 Discuss, with relevant personnel, required output file format and codecs for specified bandwidths, and appropriate video encoding software

2. Prepare video assets

2.1 Load video files into appropriate video encoding software

2.2 Check duration and quality of video sequences meet production requirements, and balance and clip sequence if necessary

2.3 Determine and apply appropriate video and audio codecs to meet quality standards

2.4 Batch and optimise video files where possible

2.5 Save files in appropriate output file format using standard industry or enterprise naming conventions

2.6 Follow safe ergonomic practices when using computer equipment for long periods of time

3. Package video assets

3.1 Assign metadata tags if required

3.2 Group files in folder system using standard industry or enterprise naming conventions

3.3 Archive and store in share drive or asset repository for production team access

Evidence of the ability to:

prepare video sequences for use in media distribution channels or interactive media products

use video encoding software to prepare video sequences that meet quality requirements within production deadlines

save and store files according to industry or enterprise conventions.

Note: If a specific volume or frequency is not stated, then evidence must be provided at least once.

To complete the unit requirements safely and effectively, the individual must:

outline the features of the delivery platforms used to prepare video assets

explain why video file compression is required

identify common digital video sources and output formats

explain appropriate codecs for various platforms and destinations

describe techniques for saving and preparing digital video output to optimise file size

explain purposes and procedures for correctly naming and tagging video files

explain safe work practices in relation to working on computers for periods of time.