CUAPHI533 — Explore and apply photo lighting techniques

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27 assessable components: 3 elements (12 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 4 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Research lighting techniques

1.1Identify and review range of historical and contemporary sources of lighting techniques
1.2Examine theories of light and their application in photo imaging
1.3Prepare shoot list for range of lighting experiments and confirm lighting techniques and schema with required personnel

2 Experiment with light for complex subjects

2.1Arrange shoot requirements for identified lighting experiments
2.2Explore lighting subjects in range of different locations
2.3Apply lighting techniques and technology safely in experimental process
2.4Adapt lighting techniques to photo imaging work when reviewing processes
2.5Document results of experiments for incorporation into future works

3 Apply lighting techniques

3.1Produce series of photo images using appropriate lighting techniques and technology
3.2Evaluate effectiveness of lighting techniques and technology and note areas for improvement
3.3Catalogue research reference material and work samples
3.4Identify future opportunities, work directions, equipment needs and workflow changes resulting from photo lighting experiments

Performance evidence

explore at least two different lighting techniques and apply technique to photo imaging work.
research and apply the theory of light to experiments with lighting techniques and technology
experiment with lighting a subject in different locations, including: artificial light, natural light
achieve a range of different lighting effects on photo imaging work
prepare and organise shoot list requirements for lighting experiments and productions
document lighting experiments and store research materials and work samples appropriately.

Knowledge evidence

theories of light relevant to photo imaging
uses and capabilities of photographic lighting equipment and accessories
technology used to generate, harness and use lighting in photo imaging work
lighting processes that create emotive and descriptive effects.

Foundation skills

Reading: Interprets and evaluates extensive visual and textual information when researching and applying photo lighting techniques
Writing: Records accurate details of intended lighting experiments, outcomes and improvements using clear language and industry-specific terminology
Oral Communication: Participates in discussions with others to clarify approach to work Uses listening and questioning to confirm understanding
Self-management: Adheres to safety practices and requirements when using lighting equipment and technology in photographic shoots Takes responsibility for ownership of most aspects of own work, identifying improvements and the practical aspects of implementing changes in own practice
Planning and organising: Plans the strategic and operational potential of new technology Selects criteria and conditions for lighting work, evaluates processes and refines technique Ensures objectives are met through reviewing the effectiveness of technical and aesthetic decisions Analyses lighting activities and outcomes to decide on changes required in work practice

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What does an assessment tool for CUAPHI533 need to cover?

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