National Certificate: Film And Television Production NQF 5

Opelong offers the Film And Television Production qualification at NQF level 5 which ensures specialist competence in all the disciplines related to film and television production, including camera, lighting, vision control, vision mixing, editing, recording, sound and captioning competence, with the elective component allowing for this specialisation. Although qualifying learners are not able to make creative choices, they are capable of working under direction, and to specification, making suggestions to those with creative decision making powers.

Completing this course gives learners the ability to enhance film and television products through creativity, quality control, suggestions (e.g. regarding shots) and understanding the effect of their decisions on other people in film and television production process

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Prerequisites:

The Film And Television Production NQF 5 entry requirements are

• Mathematical literacy at NQF Level 4.
• Communication and language competence at NQF Level 4.
• Computer literacy at NQF level 3.
• Physical Science at NQF Level 4.
• Visual awareness.
• Ability to use equipment, materials and tools in an area of film and television production operations.
• Ability to process information in an area of film and television production operations.
• Ability to describe roles and responsibilities in film and television productions.
• Ability to schedule project activities to facilitate effective project execution.

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Accreditation:

Opelong Business Institute is accredited by MICT SETA to offer the Film And Television Production NQF 5 qualification

SAQA ID : 58394

NQF Level : 5

Credits : 122

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Outcomes:

After successful completion of the Film And Television Production NQF 5 qualification, learners will be able to

• Organising and managing information about film or television production activities according to specified requirements.
• Determining film or television resource requirements for specific production processes.
• Planning film or television production activities to meet given requirements.
• Assessing film or television production processes against given quality requirements.
• Implementing film or television production processes as directed within an area of specialisation.
• Controlling film or television operations according to specified business principles.