On-Set Protocols: Studio Application

Central Queensland University (CQU) in Rockhampton, Australia, established in 1967, offers a student-centered environment with a strong focus on practical and industry-aligned programs. Serving over 32,700 students, including around 5,000 international students, CQU combines regional strengths with global perspectives across areas such as business, health, engineering, education and environmental science. The university emphasizes experiential learning, work-integrated placements and research that addresses regional and global challenges.

CQUniversity’s campuses provide friendly campus communities, academic support services, and opportunities for internships and local industry engagement. International students benefit from orientation programs, study skills workshops and English language support, plus access to student clubs and wellbeing resources. The Rockhampton campus offers a balance of regional lifestyle and pathways to professionally oriented education with clear links to employers and community partners.

Graduates from CQU are prepared for practical roles in industry, public service and research, often leveraging hands-on experience gained during their studies. Prospective international applicants should explore program accreditation, entry requirements and scholarship options, and contact the international office early to arrange visas, accommodation and transition support for a smooth start in Australia.

This studio-based micro-credential is designed for individuals looking to enhance their skills in the screen production industry. It is a one-day workshop lasting 6 hours, held at CQUniversity's digital media studios across multiple campuses including Cairns, Mackay, Rockhampton, and Brisbane. This program is ideal for job-seekers or those already working in the industry who want to gain practical experience in on-set protocols.

During the workshop, participants will engage in hands-on activities that reinforce key on-set protocols essential for film crew members. Students will collaborate in a studio environment, which helps develop teamwork and communication skills. This practical approach ensures that participants can effectively apply what they have learned in real-world scenarios.

Graduates of this micro-credential can pursue entry-level positions in the screen production industry. Job titles may include Production Assistant, Camera Assistant, or Grip. The skills gained from this training are transferable across various roles in film and television production, providing a solid foundation for further career advancement in the industry.