Entertainment Industry
This course provides you with knowledge in aspects of production, live performances and events, including audio, lighting, sets, staging and vision systems.
Is this course right for me?
Entertainment Industry reflects the role of individuals who apply a broad range of competencies in providing services for the entertainment industry.
It applies to work in lighting and audio, vision systems, staging and staging operations, live and broadcast production, administration and technical operations and customer service.
The course includes the attainment of the white card qualification which is a requirement for entry to some workplaces.
| Credential available | Course code / name | ATAR eligible | Mandatory placement hours | SBAT available | Specialisation required for full qualification |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Certificate | CUA30425 Certificate III in Live Production and Services | Yes | 70 hours | Yes - See your Careers Adviser for information | Yes |
Where can this course take me?
The job roles that relate to this qualification may include:
- front of house assistant
- technical assistant (productions)
- assistant sound technician
- assistant venue technician
- follow spot operator
- runner
- props assistant
- technical production assistant (remote area)
- assistant scenic artist
- stagehand
- lighting technician
- audio and staging assistant
- venue attendant
- production crew
- stage door attendant
- audio visual technician
It also provides a pathway to other roles in similar work environments.
This course can lead to further study, such as:
- CUA50425 Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services
- CUA60225 Advanced Diploma in Live production and management
Subjects that support this career path
- Music Industry
- Music
- Drama
- Industrial Technology
- Screen and Media
Interested?
For more information contact your VET Coordinator or Careers Adviser.
Download the course factsheet
Disclaimer: Qualification information is subject to change
Last modified date
17/06/2026
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