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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 explores the intersection of writing and directing for screen-based media, with an emphasis on managing the creative process in dynamic production environments. Students will learn how to create compelling digital stories and online narratives, while developing techniques for directing actors and working with camera crews. Through practical exercises and projects, learners will improve their ability to guide the narrative flow from script to screen. The course also addresses methods for sustaining creativity and finding innovative solutions in content production.

This course focuses on developing academic research skills, with an emphasis on applying various research methodologies to investigate complex topics. Learners will gain experience in designing, conducting, and analysing research projects, using qualitative and quantitative methods. The course covers formulating research questions, gathering and analysing data, interpreting results, and presenting findings in a structured academic format. Ethical considerations in research are also explored, ensuring learners understand the responsibilities of conducting research in professional and academic settings.Students are guided in planning the structure and presentation of their various projects in the context of their major and elective choices (Complementary Studies). This provides students with a forum in which to discuss the direction and outcomes of their production and research projects in the context of their career objectives.

Broadcasting Equipment Application introduces the learner to the equipment, hardware and software used in on-air radio studios and radio production studios. The application of that equipment is discussed and equipment that the learner is already familiar with is applied in the context of broadcasting. Certain equipment found more often in TV broadcasting is also briefly covered.This course incorporates a significant practical component. Learners will be required to apply the knowledge they have gained, to production tasks commonly encountered when producing radio content.

Entertainment Contract Negotiation and Drafting is designed to equip learners with advanced competencies in legal reasoning, strategic negotiation, and professional documentation within entertainment business contexts. The course explores how contracts operate as both legal instruments and strategic tools, balancing creative objectives with commercial imperatives.Through case study analysis, simulated negotiations, and applied drafting exercises, students will learn to:Interpret and analyse key contractual clauses within various entertainment domains.Negotiate terms and conditions that align with business objectives while managing risk and compliance.Draft contracts that clearly define scope, deliverables, intellectual property rights, and remuneration structures.Assess the implications of evolving technologies and global distribution models on entertainment contracts.Apply ethical judgment and cultural sensitivity when negotiating across diverse international contexts.By integrating legal frameworks, practical application, and strategic insight, this course prepares learners to manage complex contractual relationships and safeguard creative and commercial interests in a dynamic and competitive global industry.

This course covers the law of contracts in more detail, it investigates the nuances of clauses typically encountered in entertainment industry contracts. Complex contracts in the entertainment industry are introduced and analysed, for example, 360 agreements and management agreements.Domestic, continental, and international trends in the entertainment industries are investigated through data analysis of reports such as the annual IFPI report.Deeper and more nuanced aspects of copyright are also investigated. These topics include:Regulations;International treaties;International bodies and foreign CMOs;Amendments and bills;Implications of Section 9 to the entertainment industries;Ephemeral rightsSignificant similarities and differences between the copyright acts of several countries;Fair use vs. fair dealingSeveral domestic and international case studies are analysed. This analysis includes case studies involving AI and personality rights.