This qualification is for persons who want to work in the creative arts - music, performing and other entertainment industries as assistant sound mixers, or audiovisual operations, or live sound recordists or as casual technicians. You will develop entertainment industry knowledge and skills needed to works safely, collaborate with others and to manage your own work. From the specialist elective units, you can select audio/sound, or lighting, or staging, or vision systems and other elective units for a career in the music and creative arts industry. Course Structure To receive the Certificate III in Music Industry (Sound Production) students must complete all core units and, if available, a range of additional units. Core Units Contribute to health and safety of self and others Implement copyright arrangements Work effectively in the music industry Apply knowledge of style and genre to music industry practice Additional Units Operate sound reinforcement systems Undertake live audio operations Repair and maintain audio equipment Record and mix a basic music demo Mix music in a studio environment Perform basic sound editing Develop simple musical pieces using electronic media Career opportunities Relevant job roles may include working as an assistant sound mixer, audiovisual operator, live sound assistant or casual technician. Articulation When you finish this course you can continue on to further specialised studies at Diploma level, such as the Diploma of Music Industry (Sound Production) (CUA50815S).