Junior Production Coordinator EPA
The Junior Production Coordinator EPA is the end-point assessment for this Level 4 standard.
This occupation is found in the creative media industries. Junior production coordinators work as part of a production team delivering film, radio, audio, TV, digital content or animated series, commercials or in specialist post production departments.
The broad purpose of the role is to coordinate productions using specialist production management skills, knowledge and experience. A junior production coordinator can work across all genres in film, television, digital, radio, audio or commercials; they may work in the production office, on set, in a studio or on location, in the UK or internationally.
This apprenticeship usually takes 18 months and two months EPA to complete.
Gateway requirements
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Level 2 English and maths
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A portfolio of evidence and mapping grid
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An approved presentation proposal
Assessment Methods
- Presentation and questions: This involves the apprentice developing and delivering a presentation on a selected production. This is followed by questions from an assessor.
- Professional discussion, underpinned by a portfolio: A 90-minute discussion with an assessor, supported by a portfolio of evidence.
Indicative duration of assessment
The EPA will typically be completed within a period of up to two months once the Gateway requirements have been met.
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