PDC160860: Binalmalmal Stage Management

Micro-credential Summary:

This micro-credential is tailored specifically for you, as a First Nations student, to develop the knowledge, skills, and capabilities essential for a thriving career as a theatre practitioner or technician in the creative industries. As a participant, you have a unique opportunity through this stage management micro-credential to elevate your expertise in the performing arts sector. It emphasises authentic engagement and management practices that resonate with your cultural values.

The program is designed to be concise and skill-focused, providing you with the foundational abilities required for effective theatre production management. You will learn vital skills in organisation, communication, and technical theatre operations, all of which are crucial for success in this field.

Upon completion, you will receive a non-creditable micro-credential and a digital badge, which you can proudly display on your social networks and professional portfolio, showcasing your commitment to excellence in writing stories for theatre.

Our micro-credentials are aligned to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

UNSD goal four - quality education
UNSD goal eight - decent work and economic growth
UNSD goal seventeen - partnerships for the goals

Learning Outcomes: 

1. Identify the core principles of stage management, focusing on the essential skills required to manage pre-production, live performance, and post-performance activities in a theatre setting
2. Identify and understand fundamental stage management principles, including the coordination of rehearsals, performances, and crew, and their role in ensuring the seamless execution of theatre productions
3. Explore case studies of successful stage management practices to understand the application of theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios.

Assessment: Online Quiz

Fee:  $0

Duration:  2 hours

Intakes:  This micro credential is intended for select First Nations participants as advised by JUTE Theatre Company. 

Students will submit an EOI to JUTE Theatre Company to register their interest in participating in the course. JUTE theatre company will then advise CQU of student names for a bulk enrolment.

Study Mode:  Online

Outcomes, Career Opportunities and Occupations:

 A fundamental stage management micro-credential equips you with the essential skills for effective theatre production management, opening doors to various roles such as Stage Manager, overseeing all aspects of a production; Assistant Stage Manager, aiding in the coordination of shows; and Production Assistant, managing logistical details. This specialised training is a starting point for those looking to enter or advance in the dynamic field of theatre and live performances, contributing to a career pathway in the creative industries.

Course Enquiries:  CPD-Enquiries@cqu.edu.au