Finished productions, showreels, or project files you've directed, shot, edited, or produced.
Shot lists, production schedules, budgets, or crew call sheets from projects you've worked on.
Written verification from a producer, director, or production company confirming your role and skills.
Screen credits, festival selections, or relevant technical certifications you already hold.
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No. What matters is being able to demonstrate the specific screen and media competencies through real projects — a portfolio, screen credits, and references from people you've worked with count regardless of whether you were employed, contracted, or self-directed.
Yes. CUA51020 Diploma of Screen and Media covers a range of specialisations, and your Navigator will map your specific evidence — such as edited sequences or post-production files — against the units relevant to your area of production.
Finished work that clearly shows your specific contribution — showreels, production schedules, or crew call sheets alongside the final product — gives an assessor the clearest picture of the skills you applied on each project.
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