CLASSIFICATION

What does the board do?
Every film and computer game has to be classified before it can be legally made available to the public. Some publications also need to be classified. There are limited exceptions to this rule.
The Classification Board also decides what consumer advice should be provided with each classification. Consumer advice is designed to let consumers know which classifiable elements ( for example violence, sex, coarse language, themes, drug use and/or nudity) have led to the classification decision. Consumer advice helps you make an informed choice about the material you, or those in your care, choose to read, view or play.


How important is context in the decision making process?
The classification board forces to providing information of content that may have an impact on children and including younger children like babys.

How is impact assessed?
Impacting the strength of the news and media for the readers and viewers.

HELP WANTED

Producer

• Dynamic and Challenging Role!
• Flexible and Fun Team Environment!
• Awesome North Sydney Location Close to Transit!

Location: North Sydney
Salary: $50k - $80k + Super (depending on experience)

• Young, fun, vibrant company culture
• Challenging and rewarding role 
• Career progression opportunities  

This is a dream role with a young, fun, vibrant company that is growing quickly. In this role as a Web Producer you will take the lead in making clients visions become a reality. You will coordinate with the designers and developers to ensure projects are completed on time and on budget and on the mark! This is a great opportunity to use you creativity, leadership, and account management skills on a daily basis.

This wicked company:

• Employs young, fun, vibrant people who love a laugh
• Has a funky office in a convenient North Sydney location
• Is an innovative industry leader (they make really cool websites!)
• Empowers people to take control
• Has a collaborative team environment
• Is invested in developing fresh talent

This is a dream role for someone who:

• Has an awesome attitude
• Is switched on
• Has a great sense of humour
• Is very creative
• Loves managing and coordinating people
• Is passionate about web development
• Wants to be proactive and shows initiative
• Is a natural leader

Not just anyone can be successful in this role. You should have:

• A degree (IT, Media, Production etc. )
• Some proven project management skills (project plans, budgets, risk assessment)
• Passion for what's hot on the web
• A high attention to detail
• An optimistic outlook and the ability to work well under pressure

Our dream candidate has a couple years of experience in Project Management /Web Production in an agency or client facing IT /Web Development role.

This is a serious career booster so if this sounds like your dream role and you are an Australian/New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident - APPLY now!

Photographer

Marketing Professional - Photographic Studio

We require an experienced Marketing Professional to join our dynamic photographic company.
Alise Black Photographic Studios is a professional photographic studio, providing both modern private portraiture and commercial advertising photography, for a wide range of clientele.
This role is permanent part time, 3 days a week, perfect for a working parent or person seeking a work life balance.
We need a hands-on, self-motivated team member with experience developing and implementing marketing campaigns. You will be self-motivated and consistently deliver the highest level of customer service. This role requires you to have a strong work ethic, the ability to multi task and clearly communicate in both speech and written word.
In return we are offering a varied role, working with a small friendly team in a beautiful studio in Middle Park.
POSITION: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10.00am to 3.00pm
Requirements for the successful applicant are:

• End to end Management in digital campaigns
• Experience with social media
• Deliver marketing plans to budget
• The ability to enhance and strengthen relationships with private and corporate clientele
• Ability to manage a busy diary and enhance customer relations
• Computer skills in Microsoft Excel, Word, diary management programs with at least 50wpm touch typing speed

The key components for success are:

• Online campaigns
• Developing and updating web content
• Events/trade shows and lead generation campaigns
• Experience working with advertising agencies

Experience that will be looked upon as desirable:

• Working with a small business in unsupervised roles to set procedures with strong multi tasking requirements
• Strong customer service based previous experience. At times you will need the ability to stylise and communicate the initial ideas of photographic sessions, for private clientele, in-line with our Studio’s style and policies. Training provided.
• Controlling a busy diary
• General administration experience
• An appreciation of the Art of Professional Photography

All ages are encouraged to apply.
Hourly Rate: negotiated based on experience
Please submit via email Click here to apply the following to be considered:

• A professional covering letter outlining how your experience matches this positions essential requirements
• A copy of your CV

Successful applicants will be contacted for an initial telephone interview.
 

Graphic Designer
 

About Aerosafe Risk Management
Aerosafe Risk Management is an international aviation safety and risk management company, which provides services, support and tailored products to aviation service providers within a global market. Recognised as international experts in this field, Aerosafe Risk Management has been invited to set risk management standards on behalf of aviation regulators, industry groups and private companies alike.
The Aerosafe innovative approach to supporting its client base empowers the adoption of leading integrated risk and safety management system practices in an industry which is expecting exponential growth within a period of high risk and uncertainty.
Aerosafe offices are located in Australia, North America, India, China, the United States of America and New Zealand. This integrated business model allows Aerosafe to provide specific services across all sectors of the aviation Industry. 
With a strong commitment to achieve client satisfaction and the development of long-term relationships, Aerosafe invests in people, training, systems and technology to continuously improve its capability and leading edge as international experts within the aviation risk management field. Enthusiastic and creative
DETAILS OF THE POSITION
Aerosafe Risk Management is looking to recruit a full-time Graphic Designer to provide graphic design, branding, corporate identity development and print management services for the Aerosafe Risk Management organisation and staff.  The Company has a strong brand which a designer will be expected to further develop to strengthen our market recognition while continuing to promote the existing services and products offered by the company. 
The Graphic Designer will take the creative lead on a range of projects from initial concept stage to project completion, creating layouts and design artworks to support Aerosafe Risk Management’s corporate identity and brand.
Day to day responsibilities of the graphic designer will include:

Graphic Design and Corporate Identity

• Coordinate, design and produce a range of publications and promotional materials for Aerosafe Risk Management from concept to finished art, including managing the associated print process.
• Provide high-level client liaison and specialist advice on graphic design, printing and corporate branding across the Company.
• Take responsibility for the management of print suppliers and services, purchasing of graphic and photographic supplies, approvals and quality control under the direction of the Director Business Operations.
• Monitor the development of the corporate brand, provide advice and make recommendations on publications; ensuring graphic design standards are maintained across the Company.
• Assist with proof reading material before publication to ensure all finalised promotional materials and products are of a high standard.

Project Management

• Take whole-project responsibility for creative tasks, managing workflows to ensuring deadlines are met.
• Liaise independently with a range of internal staff, external clients and printers throughout the design process including developing briefs, setting production timelines, checking proofs, ensuring adherence to the Aerosafe corporate style and deadlines.

Web Communications and Management

• Liaise independently with a range of internal staff, external clients and printers throughout the design process including developing briefs, setting production timelines, checking proofs, ensuring adherence to the Aerosafe corporate style and deadlines.
• Take responsibility for the regular update and maintenance of the Company’s websites.
• Provide support and design solutions for online mediums, including newsletters and social media, and Company websites.
• Ensure print documents are formatted to be available online.

We are seeking a creative, technically-skilled, self-directed and innovative team player with a positive and enthusiastic approach to work.
For more information about the position, including selection criteria, or to apply please contact: Karen Teaha, Director of Business Operations, Click here to apply or 0430 344 313.



 Director

• Permanent Full Time
• $112 416 - $123 332 p. a.
• Professional Development and Flexible Work & Lifestyle Options

Department of Transport and Main Roads / Gympie
In the role of Director you will provide strong and effective leadership for an office within the area of a region (a regional office) of Queensland.
The Director is a member of the Regional Leadership Team (RLT) and in partnership with the Regional Director is integral to ensuring the state-wide delivery, within a state-wide business framework of the Queensland Transport and Roads Investment Program (QTRIP) and other Transport and Main Roads business.
The Director has two distinct levels of accountability:
State-wide as a member of the state-wide business
Regional as a member of the Regional Leadership Team
The Director, at the direction of the Regional Director, is accountable for providing vision, direction and tactical leadership for all Transport and Main Roads’ business within their regional office. This encompasses a diverse range of activities including but not limited to:
Leadership

• Contributing to the effective leadership of the state-wide business initiating and/or leading major state-wide or local initiatives or projects on behalf of the Assets & Operations Leadership Team and the Regional Director.

Effective Relationships

• Setting the direction and providing the tactical leadership for community and stakeholder engagement.

Integrated Transport Planning

• Influencing regional planning for the integrated transport system in the area.

Program Development and Management

• Leading program development and effective program delivery for the State-controlled transport system in the area.

Road Safety & Systems Management

• Ensuring the network operates in a safe, efficient and reliable way.
• Leading the management of transport corridors in the area.

For further information about this position and details on how to apply, please visit the Queensland Government Smart Jobs and Careers website www.jobs.qld.gov.au.
Job Ad Reference: QLD/TMR8711/11c
Closing Date: Friday, 16 September 2011

The Film the UNDEAD SHORT ESSAY.

This low-budget Australian flick the making of the UNDEAD shows so many affects and messages being sent to us trying to make everything look real and including the actors’ make up, props, costumes, trying them into zombies was the most stressful part because everyone in the crew had different ideas on what will look better and trying to fit everything with a very low budget. And also the special effects make the movie real and beilivable.

Also shotting in difficult weather conditions which made thing very hard for the cast because every day it was different which made it hard.

The props were also in a difficult situation some props did need to be made from starch and it is because of the low budget.

The action and violence it needed a lot of work for the film to look really scary and to look real like e.g.  A zombie punching through an old woman’s head, a guy with a triple shotgun blows a zombie in half, zombie heads fly as a woman attacks them with a broom with a saw blade attached, a van spatters zombies and sprays blood all over the windshield it took the cast many times to look after all the typing they got and finally put it all together.

The violence in this film, and there is rather a LOT of it, is absolutely hilarious. I mean, it’s splatter and silly and blood also its way, way over-the-top which makes it very interesting and how they did it shows that there want more watchers and contacting on what’s going to happen next and how to scare people.

The makeup effects which made the zombies come to life and scary and funny because it really does look funny but also to show there emotion and what they look like.

This is everything you’d expect from a low-budget horror movie, with the added bonus of a set of actors, writers, and directors who were out to have a really good time and make a great film.

JAWS QUESTIONS

    Where did the idea for Jaws originate? How did it become a film? Who contributed to the screenplay? The Film Jaws originated by author Peter Benchley , and also he wrte the novel about a fisherman that got attacked by a shark. Steven Spielberg the director of Jaws used the novel for create the film.        

2. Why were particular scenes removed from the film?       The particular scenes were removed from the flim was because it was giving away to much action and too much violence.
  
3. During the pre-production stage what sort of footage did the producers commission in preparation for the film? How was the script changed as a result of this footage? The script changed because they didn’t really got the footage they wanted and they really wanted footage of a real life shark which was from Australia.

    
4. What was involved during the castingprocess?   It was Ellen Brody played by Lorraine Grey in Jaws , Spielberg picked her because she was one of his favourite actors by then.

                                                            
5. What is location scouting? Why did Steven Spielberg choose the locations for the film?  Location Scouting is so many different people look for different locations and places to look for shooting for the film. The film Jaws was filmed at Martha’s Vineyard.

6. Describe how actors contributed to the production of Jaws.

Jaws represent the characters to the people who are watching and give them a idea who they are and what they do in the film.

7. What does a composer do? What considerations were taken into account when writing the music for Jaws?  The music for the film was made from the composer most of the music was represented by the film jaws.                                                                                                                A composer is someone who helps and makes different music and in Jaws the music was made to make the audience feel scared by making sound effects.

                                                                                                                     
8. What did Spielberg do as a result of test screenings?   

First time Spielberg tested the test screening at the dallas shopping center to see how people would react.    
                                                                                                         
99. What is a director of photography? How was the director of photography involved in the production of Jaws?  The cinematographer selects the films,lens and scripts to realize the scene in accordance with the intentions of the director.   
                                               
10. What does an editor do? Who was the editor on Jaws and what was her responsibility?

A editor is  a person who practices film editing by assembling the footage. However, the job of an editor isn’t simply to mechanically put pieces of a film together, cut off film slates, or edit dialogue scenes. A film editor must creatively work with the layers of images, story, dialogue, music, pacing, as well as the actors' performances to effectively "re-imagine" and even rewrite the film to craft a cohesive whole. Editors usually play a dynamic role in the making of a film.

Her resopnsibility is that to make everything make sence and put everything together.

11. Based on the documentary, what are the responsibilities of a producer?

To make all the main desions and try to see if everthing is right and put all of it together.

12. What does the producer do once principal photography has finished?
 Look after all the scenes and seeing if everthing is what they want.

13. What did the production designer do on the film?

They design the actors , make up and costumes and making the effects real and make it come to life.

PRODUCTION ROLES

FILM PRODUCER
A film producer is generally involved in a movie right from its beginning, as it's often he or she who initiates the project. Film producers may get an idea for a movie from a book and then find a scriptwriter to write the motion picture script. The producer may work with the director in choosing movie ideas as well as in hiring the scriptwriter, cast and crew. Movie producers are filmmakers who must be focused on getting sufficient financing as well as on distributing the finished feature to theaters. Basically, a film producer makes the finished movie happen by taking care of the details behind the scenes.Film producers oversee the production of a movie.

DIRECTOR
A film director is a person whodirects the actors and film crew and helping film making.Directors are responsible for overseeing creative aspects of a film under the film producer . They often develop the vision for a film and carry the vision out, deciding how the film should look. They are responsible for turning the script into a sequence of shots.

FILM COMPOSER

A composer is someone who writes a music piece for theatre, tv, radio, film, computer games and other areas where music is needed. The music should be properly notated so as to guide the musician/s properly.The main task of the composer is to write an original composition for a specific project. The piece will then be performed by a musician or an ensemble. The composer makes sure that the music suits the project.

 

EDITORS

An editor is a mediator She/He stands between the writer and the reader and helps them to understand each other.

 

D.O.P

Stands for Dirctor of photography or another name for it is Cinematographer  is someone who supervises the filming of movies, commercials, television series, or any other sort of filmed production.

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