BECOME A FULL-TIME CONTENT CREATOR

CUA31020
CERTIFICATE III IN SCREEN AND MEDIA

The Australian Academy of Media in partnership with Learn to Film is proud to offer you a course like no other.

With expert industry tuition you will create great content, film and career opportunities no matter your passion - videography, podcasting, social content, writing, or post-production - we’ve got you covered!

The nationally accredited CUA31020 Certificate III in Screen and Media course provides endless inspiration and motivation with real world career opportunities. This is the must do course for any content creator.

THE NITTY GRITTY

Duration: 12 month and 2 year options available
Delivery options: Face-to-face, Blended
Location: At your school or in our Parramatta studios

Nationally recognised qualification: Yes
Online masterclasses with industry experts: Yes
Access to online learning content: Yes
Product demos with leading brands: Yes

Enrol now to secure your spot!

COURSE BENEFITS

In this course you will gain:

  • Hands on practical training in video, audio, editing, social media and podcast production

  • Storytelling skills and techniques

  • Knowledge of how to engage with Indigenous communities

  • The opportunity to work on real world projects, helping your resume stand out from the crowd

  • Expert tuition from leading industry professionals

  • A nationally recognised CUA31020 Certificate III in Screen and Media upon successful completion of the course

Certificate III in Screen and Media

COURSE MODULES

CUAWRT302 Write simple stories

Simple and effective storytelling is an important skill set to learn. It helps convey images and takes your audience on a journey allowing them to connect with the subject matter. In this module, you will examine how to write simple stories for a wide range of content, using linear and non-linear structures.

CUAWRT301 Write content for a range of media

Different writing styles are used to produce content for different media channels and different audiences. This module examines the skills and knowledge required to write content for a range of purposes, audiences and platforms from social to web, radio and television.

CUAWHS312 - Apply work health and safety practices (Core)

This module explores both the importance of having a physically and psychologically safe work environment and the importance of safeguarding your emotional wellbeing within the creative arts industry.

CUACAM311 Shoot material for screen productions

In this module you will learn how to plan and shoot video in a range of settings. Utilising a variety of camera, audio and lighting equipment, you will gain the skills and confidence you need to take your video content to the next level.  

CUADIG304 Create visual design components

In this module you will learn how to create visual design components for use across many different media formats. When executed well, good design can help drive more clicks, improve brand awareness and ultimately gain more sales.

CUAPOS211 Perform basic vision and sound editing

Great vision and audio helps engage your audience and their emotions and improves production quality. In this module, you will learn how to prepare and edit a range of source material across visual and audio assets to make your content stand out.

BSBSTR401 Promote innovation in team environments

In this module you’ll learn how to develop and hone your skills in innovation. You will also learn how to identify and implement innovation development activities within a team setting and provide you with a framework to analyse how effective the results are.

CUAPPM312 Plan and prepare program content 

Planning and preparation are critical to the success of all broadcast media programs, whether radio, podcasting or online. In this module you will learn the skills required to identify and plan content requirements, and how to collate, curate and prepare relevant content.

BSBCRT311 Apply critical thinking skills in a team environment (Core)

Harness the power of critical thinking to generate solutions to a range of project or workplace problems. In this module, you will explore the skills required to apply critical thinking while collaborating with others.

CUAAIR211 Develop techniques for presenting information on-air

In this module you will learn how to plan for and launch your own podcast, as well as the skills to effectively communicate on-air using different vocal delivery techniques. This module is particularly relevant for content creators who record scripted content or present programs live-to-air.

CUAIND311 Work effectively in the creative arts industry (Core)

Developing your relationship building and networking skills can help you forge a great reputation. This can open the door to more opportunities whether new clients or new roles. This module explores how to network effectively as well as the benefits of continuous learning.

MEET YOUR MENTORS

  • Create Great Content Anita Anabel

    Anita Anabel

    Journalist, Podcaster
    & Influencer

  • Create Great Content Carl Moggridge

    Carl Moggridge

    Managing Partner
    Magnum & Co.

  • Chris Doheny

    Chris Doheny

    Photojournalist & Videographer |
    Course Coordinator

  • Create Great Content Daniel Stone

    Daniel Stone

    Head Instructor
    Learn to Film

  • Create Great Content Haifa Sekkouah

    Haifa Sekkouah

    Design Principal
    HCL Technologies

  • Create Great Content Anita Anabel

    Helal Shmeissem

    Founder / CEO
    Learn to Film

  • Create Great Content Jemima McGilvery

    Jemima McGilvery

    Founder / CEO
    The Australian Academy of Media

  • Create Great Content Luke Briscoe

    Luke Briscoe

    CEO, Science Broadcaster, Music Producer
    Indigi Lab

  • Create Great Content Pauline Linton

    Pauline Linton

    Head of Brand Communications
    & Advocacy, APAC, Adobe

  • Create Great Content Scott Sparks

    Scott Sparks

    Creative Director

  • Teresa Lim

    Teresa Lim

    Voiceover Artist, Podcaster & Presenter

  • Create Great Content Will Colhoun

    Will Colhoun

    Managing & Creative Director
    Big Kahuna Imagineering

YOUR TRAINING FACILITIES

LEARN TO FILM STUDIO

A modern, purpose built training facility in Parramatta, the studio includes dedicated areas to shoot and edit video content, along with a podcasting studio to record either pre-recorded or live podcasts.

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TESTIMONIALS

  • “What I loved about the course was just how practical it was. I got to work behind the scenes setting up lighting and cameras for real clients and that exposure really helped me get back up to speed.

    I now have so many career choices in front of me and the confidence to make creative videos. The support and guidance I have received from my trainers was amazing. I highly recommend this course because it covers everything you need to know. I’m a much better video creator because of it.”

    Rebekah, Sydney

  • “I’ve enjoyed learning the theory behind the practical skills and how important it is to understand this.

    This course has improved my awareness as a creative in the film production space. Studying this course with The Academy of Media has cemented work opportunities for me and allowed me to pursue more advanced opportunities.”

    Joseph, Canberra

  • "The theory and practical classes have been informative and the trainers helpful.

    I’ve enjoyed learning more about the screen and media industry, trends, and of course the equipment and software being used in film".

    Catherine, Sydney

  • “I’ve enjoyed the hands-on learning and meeting new people in this course.

    It’s improved my confidence, helped my anxiety, and given me a good understanding of how the industry works.”

    Chase, Canberra

  • “I've really enjoyed the theory and practical lessons.

    It really opened me to a lot of knowledge about the film industry.”

    Paul, Canberra

REGISTER YOUR INTEREST

Enter your details to schedule a conversation with one of our friendly staff and find out why you need to take this course to take your skills to the next level.

 FAQs

  • Other than a willingness to learn and a drive to succeed, there are no formal entry requirements. Everyone is encouraged to apply.

  • You will study alongside no more than 15 other students.

  • You will need access to a desktop or laptop computer, with internet access and the ability to download and run software.

    Access to a digital camera is recommended for your own learning outside of the practical sessions

    You will not need any further specialist equipment to complete the course as all equipment needs will be catered for during the practical sessions.

  • Yes. Employers can pay the course fees. Please get in touch to find out more.

  • To shorten the time you have to study, you may be able to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning for work experience or formal qualifications you may already have. Speak to one of our course advisors for more details during the enrolment process.

  • This is a nationally recognised course delivered by Registered Training Organisations (RTOs). RTOs are strictly regulated by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). This guarantees you will be studying a quality-assured and nationally recognised qualification.