Producing in Industry: Attachment Part 2 (FLTV90042)

The placements can be taken within Australia or overseas and should be between 80 - 100 hours (or between 8 - 10 weeks). Multiple shorter placements will be considered and need to be approved by the Subject Coordinator.

The educational and practice/research aims of the subject are the same for all students, but the type of experience, content and ultimate structure of the subject will be determined by the nature of the interface the student has planned through preparatory tutorials. Each student will work with their supervisor who will support them through planning, preparation, the internship and the writing-up phase following the placement.

The structure of the subject will involve:

• Meetings, in person or virtually, with the industry partner
• Semester one pre-placement seminars. All seminars will occur at the beginning of the first semester to prepare the students for their attachment
• Occasional academic supervision before, during and after the placement to be determined in consultation with the subject coordinator, and participation in seminars as required
• An intensive, or longer/less intensive placement within the screen industry
• Documentation of this placement through journal writing and archiving of relevant materials, culminating in a final reflective/critical report.

This subject provides students with a placement opportunity. Prior to the placement, all placement details must be approved by the placement co-ordinator, an agreement must be in place with the host organisation, along with relevant insurance, and comply with the Fair Work Act.

All required travel during the placement must comply with the Student Travel and Transport Policy.

Travel

This subject has a placement component that could include travel. Students may travel within Greater Melbourne, Victoria, interstate, or overseas for their placement.

Generic skills

• Please refer to FLTV90041 Producing in Industry: Attachment Part 1 for details.