HSPA Production Technology Pathways (PTP)
Year 11 applicants interested in the technical production side of the entertainment industry will be considered for a Production Technology Pathways placement at Hunter School of the Performing Arts through assessment of a video submission.
Why select PTP at HSPA?
- Industry standard pre and post production equipment and facilities
- A uniquely diverse quantity of events providing authentic production training opportunities (regular live & streamed/broadcast music, dance, drama performances)
- Senior PTP students customise their Stage 6 pattern of study to best suit their career aspirations in a variety of technical production fields.
- Expert teachers in multimedia
- Opportunity to study Certificate III courses in Entertainment Industry and Music Industry
- Kick start your creative career whilst gaining your HSC.
Career opportunities include:
AUDITION
Video Submission
A two (2) minute video submission which addresses and demonstrates:
- Your interest in the field of production technology
- Your aspirations both at school and post school
- Your skills in the field of production technology
The following marking criteria will be used to determine successful applicants for PTP.
Please note: The term 'Production Fields' is a reference to specific areas of Technical Production. Your application should reflect your ability, experience and passion in one or more of the following production fields. If successful, your Stage 6 Pathway will be customised to suit your specific areas of interest.
COVID-19
Changes may occur to the audition process above dependent upon COVID-19 health legislations in place at the time of auditions. Changes could include, but are not limited to, video submission and/or online live components. If and when required, details of changes will be communicated to applicants.
Performing Arts Curriculum:
If made an offer of placement at our school it is our understanding that you acknowledge and accept our performing arts curriculum. It is the strong expectation that new Year 9-11 students will follow through with their auditioned performing arts subject until Year 12.
