The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Prepare for shoots
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Participate in pre-production conferences with relevant production personnel to establish overall production requirements for shoots Completed |
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Undertake comprehensive review of scripts or screenplays to understand fully the required artistic and visual outcomes Completed |
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Conduct appropriate research relevant to needs of productions and contribute creative and technical solutions and ideas as required Completed |
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Develop or refine existing camera plans according to production requirements Completed |
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Negotiate amendments to camera plans and circulate final camera specifications to relevant production personnel Completed |
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Prepare lists of required equipment and accessories, including supplies of stock, and arrange for acquisition in collaboration with relevant production personnel Completed |
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Block shots for use during rehearsals and actual productions in collaboration with relevant production personnel, taking into account impact on overall production requirements Completed |
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Assemble and brief relevant production personnel on production requirements, including equipment and accessories required for shoots Completed |
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Follow OHS requirements as they apply to the preparation and implementation of shoots Completed |
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Set up for shoots
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Manage selection and set-up of equipment and accessories to meet planned shots, ensuring safety of relevant production personnel and other participants Completed |
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Ensure cameras are matched correctly and check lighting is appropriate for intended shots and scenes Completed |
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View proposed shots and set-ups through viewfinder or on monitors and make creative and technical adjustments as required Completed |
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Participate in rehearsals, noting required changes and instruct camera and lighting crews accordingly Completed |
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Ensure shots and lighting requirements are marked up and established to reflect artistic and style needs of the shoot Completed |
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Maintain ongoing supervision and collaboration with relevant production personnel to maximise creative outcomes Completed |
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Shoot content
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Supervise technical and creative operations of camera shoots during productions consistent with actions devised during rehearsals Completed |
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Monitor output of camera operations to ensure cuts and dissolves between shots produce required technical and creative outcomes Completed |
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Operate camera where applicable while maintaining overview of creative and technical criteria Completed |
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Ensure camera movements are planned to avoid interference with other camera operators, technical personnel or performers Completed |
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Respond to cues received from relevant production personnel in a timely manner Completed |
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Communicate clearly to relevant production personnel unavoidable variations from predetermined plans Completed |
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Attend daily viewings of rushes to assess quality and relevance of recorded material and schedule reshoots where necessary Completed |
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Wrap up shoot
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Supervise dismantling, packing and storing of equipment and accessories and complete necessary documentation Completed |
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Ensure locations are left in original or improved state Completed |
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Participate in post-production editing activities as required, including providing additional materials, such as pick-ups Completed |
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Participate in post-production debriefings and reflect on own performance and that of production crews, noting areas for future improvement Completed |
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