This course provides practical, hands-on demonstrations of sound, lighting and video set-ups and involves participation in recordings, live shows, radio broadcasts, or broadcast simulations to gain workplace experience.Students will complete a variety of practical assignments designed to address the diverse skill sets required for successful employment in the entertainment arts industry.The course emphasizes compliance with industry regulations, standard operating procedures, and occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements.Through applied learning and supervised practice, students will:Learn to identify and minimize potential hazards during set construction, rigging, shooting, and strike periods.Understand the correct use and handling of equipment such as cables, lighting stands, zip-towers, ropes, sandbags, and electrical gear.Demonstrate the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) including gloves, closed shoes, and high-visibility garments.Apply safety procedures specific to various departments — camera, lighting, sound, grip, electrical, and production.Develop effective teamwork and communication skills for maintaining safe work environments.Participate in practical safety simulations, equipment checks, and on-set protocols that mirror real production settings.