This first-year course offers students an introductory look into the vast and diverse world of the entertainment arts. Through a comprehensive overview of vocational roles and tasks, students are exposed to the key sectors that define the industry, including live events, music production, film and television, and radio and television broadcasting. The course focuses on the operations within these industries, helping students understand the workflows, equipment, and key personnel involved in each area.Special attention is paid to the terminology and jargon used in these industries, ensuring that students gain a solid grasp of the language used by professionals. By familiarising students with the industry’s technical terms, the course sets a foundation for clearer communication and smoother collaboration in future studies and vocational endeavours.Guest lectures play a significant role in the course, as industry experts are invited to share their specialised knowledge and experience. These lectures, which are attended by students across different year levels, give learners an opportunity to gain first-hand insights from working professionals. This exposure to real-world perspectives enhances the theoretical knowledge gained in there courses, ensuring students develop a well-rounded understanding of the entertainment arts.The course provides an essential foundation for those aiming to enter careers in areas like concert production, music scoring, TV and film production, postproduction, and broadcast media. By the end of the course, students will be well-prepared for further study, having developed a clear understanding of key roles, industry tasks, and the work environments they will encounter in the entertainment arts.