CUAPPM422 — Organise and facilitate rehearsals

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What an assessment for CUAPPM422 must cover

56 assessable components: 5 elements (27 performance criteria), 10 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 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 Select and secure rehearsal facilities

1.1Determine facility requirements for rehearsals
1.2Research, assess and develop specifications for potential rehearsal venues
1.3Complete a risk assessment of potential venues and integrate findings into selection and planning processes
1.4Negotiate with venue management to ensure facility requirements can be met according to organisational procedures
1.5Provide clear and accurate briefings on rehearsal options to required production personnel
1.6Book venue and confirm venue arrangements

2 Coordinate physical requirements for rehearsals

2.1Coordinate design and production specifications as required
2.2Organise required physical elements according to rehearsal schedule and daily requirements
2.3Arrange transportation of physical elements to the rehearsal facility according to production specifications and within required timeframes
2.4Confirm physical elements are set up, checked by required production personnel, and operating according to design specifications
2.5Monitor set-ups according to work health and safety (WHS) and organisational policies and procedures
2.6Advise production personnel of the nature and limitations of physical elements

3 Prepare and distribute rehearsal documentation

3.1Confirm required contractual arrangements according to organisational policies and procedures
3.2Compile and circulate information and documentation to production personnel as required
3.3Develop rehearsal schedules according to budgetary requirements and enterprise agreements
3.4Amend and distribute schedules and production documentation as required

4 Facilitate communications during rehearsals

4.1Manage creative and technical requirements for rehearsals
4.2Communicate with creative and technical participants in a professional manner
4.3Resolve technical problems as required
4.4Take action to meet creative and technical requirements of participants
4.5Process administrative requirements of cast, crew and extras as required

5 Participate in rehearsals

5.1Provide technical assistance as required
5.2Anticipate and respond to new rehearsal requirements
5.3Monitor rehearsals, and stage manage, if required, according to production requirements
5.4Calculate and record performance timings for use in production documents
5.5Identify production problems and resolve them as required
5.6Confirm and organise arrangements for future rehearsal sessions with production personnel as required

Performance evidence

organise and facilitate at least one rehearsal according to production requirements.
analyse rehearsal requirements and source suitable venues
oversee set-up of rehearsal facilities that meet production needs and safety standards
document and distribute rehearsal specifications and schedules in compliance with required awards, enterprise agreements, production budget and timelines
participate effectively in production rehearsals:
providing technical assistance as required
delivering clear briefings to cast and crew
anticipating and responding to new rehearsal requirements
assisting in resolution of any conflicts that may arise
work safely and effectively with the possibilities and limitations of staging and technical rehearsal elements.

Knowledge evidence

content and format of production documentation required to rehearsal scheduling and facilitation
roles and responsibilities of those involved in the rehearsal process
types of requirements for rehearsal venues for varying types of productions
methodology used to identify and gain access to suitable potential rehearsal venues, including:
information sources on venues
venues’ consistency with creative and technical requirements
satisfying legal and administrative requirements of contracts and agreements
information in required industrial awards for performers and technicians relating to scheduling rehearsal time
impact of key technical and artistic elements of productions on planning and facilitating rehearsals
differences between key elements used during rehearsals and those used in actual productions
key features of duty of care for colleagues and the general public in organising production rehearsals
compliance requirements of public safety and work health and safety (WHS) legislation and regulations in relation to set-up and safe operation of a rehearsal area.

Foundation skills

Reading: • Interprets information in a variety of forms regarding production, and uses the knowledge gained to evaluate rehearsal requirements • Interprets complex WHS standards, award and enterprise agreement documentation for their application to work
Writing: • Develops detailed specifications to inform venue search process • Develops material for a specific audience and purpose using clear, specific and industry-related language to convey explicit venue arrangements and agreements, rehearsal requirements and schedules
Oral Communication: • Uses listening and questioning skills to obtain information, discuss production and rehearsal requirements with key others, and confirm understanding • Facilitates and participates in potentially complex discussions and negotiations, expressing requirements while eliciting participant views and opinions • Discusses rehearsal issues and solutions using industry-specific language suitable to audience and purpose • Delivers clear briefings to cast and crew during rehearsals, communicating effectively and openly about the rehearsal process and production limitations and requirements • Selects and uses communication methods and practices adjusting communication style in recognition of the different needs of a diverse audience
Numeracy: • Use calculations, measurements and estimates to complete tasks to coordinate the physical requirements for rehearsals • Interprets budgets to develop rehearsal schedules
Self-management: • Meets organisational expectations, requirements and procedures when planning and completing tasks • Takes responsibility for meeting legislative safety standards and requirements within scope of own role
Teamwork: • Collaborates with production and performance, playing an active role in facilitating group interaction • Builds rapport with team members to establish and maintain effective working relationships • Uses problem-solving and mediation skills to resolve issues • Shares information, assistance and constructive feedback
Planning and organising: • Plans and sequences own workload, schedules work activities of others and manages required communication • Establishes detailed criteria and a risk assessment strategy to inform search process and venue assessment • Makes decisions and organises resources that meet production needs, schedule requirements and safety standards • Manages document accuracy and distribution to deadlines • Analyses rehearsal participants requirements and provides solutions • Monitors technical aspects of rehearsals, identifies issues and contributes to solutions in rehearsal evaluation meetings

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What does an assessment tool for CUAPPM422 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CUAPPM422 needs to address all 56 unit components: 5 elements with 27 performance criteria, 10 performance evidence requirements, 12 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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