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BTECFIRST

Comparing unit content

Edexcel BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award in Performing Arts (NQF) Edexcel BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

www.btec.co.uk/2012

PERFORMING ARTS

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We hope you find this at-a-glance guide useful and that you enjoy your new course.

GREEN - covered. In this case the content in the 2012 BTEC First Award (NQF) is very close indeed to the existing BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate (QCF). In the right hand column the title of the relevant unit and learning outcome is identified.

YELLOW - partially covered. In this case the content is partially covered, perhaps in learning outcomes in more than one unit from the BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate (QCF). Where there is some additional knowledge in the 2012 BTEC, this is stated in the left hand column under the heading NEW CONTENT.

RED - not covered. In this case the content in the 2012 BTEC First Award (NQF) is new. It will appear in the left hand column so you can see immediately what you will need to teach.

This table maps the content of the new BTEC First Award in Performing Arts for level 2 learners (NQF), shown in the left hand column, against the content of the current BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF) in the right hand column. This mapping will help you transition from one specification to the other by highlighting where there are changes in content, particularly where there is new content which will need to be delivered to help your learners prepare for the new assessment.

In order to make the table easy to use and to demonstrate new content we have used a ‘traffic lights’ colour scheme as follows:

BTEC First Award in Performing Arts (NQF) and BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

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Note: This table applies to content only. You will need to assess learners against the new assessment criteria. All information is provisional. It is correct at the time of going to press but is subject to change.

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Unit 1: Individual Showcase

Edexcel BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award in Performing Arts (NQF)

Edexcel BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

Unit 1 – Learning aim A: Understand the skills required for the selected progression opportunity

New Content:

• Performance skills and techniques (acting, dance and singing/musical)

Learners are required to understand the relevant performance skills in relation to a selected progression opportunity. These skills may have been developed in the relevant NQF Skills units, which map to content from the QCF units shown opposite.

Fully covered in:

• Unit B4: Acting Styles and Techniques LO1 Be able to use vocal skills; LO2 Be able to use movement skills

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO1 Be able to use acting skills; LO2 Be able to use dance skills; LO3 Be able to use music performance skills

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO2 Be able to use physical and interpretive dance skills; LO3 Be able to demonstrate dance styles and qualities in performance

Partially covered in:

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance LO1 Be able to participate in contemporary technique classes; LO2 Be able to apply physical skills in class; LO3 Be able to absorb and reproduce patterns of movement

• Unit C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles LO2 Be able to use rhythm to emphasise variation of timing, counts and stresses; LO3 Be able to demonstrate the application of physical and interpretive skills

• Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance LO3 Be able to perform music to an audience

Content Mapping to QCF ‘C’ (Dance) Units C10: Contemporary Dance and C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles

New content includes facial expression, balance and appreciation of sound accompaniment.

Content Mapping to QCF Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance

New content includes style, tone, dynamics, tempo and musicality.

New Content:

• Technical skills (lighting and sound)

Learners are required to understand the relevant production technical skills in relation to a selected progression opportunity. These skills may have been developed in the relevant NQF Skills units, which map to content from the QCF units shown opposite.

Sound – Fully covered in:

• Unit D23: Sound Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to demonstrate skills in setting up sound equipment and recording techniques; LO3 Be able to provide sound for performance

Lighting – Partially covered in:

• Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan; LO3 Be able to demonstrate the use of colour in a performance context; LO4 Be able to focus and control luminaires; LO5 Be able to operate lighting controls

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Content Mapping to QCF ‘D’ (Production) Units

D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance – New content includes ‘producing documentation to be used during performance – eg cue sheets, use of technical language, references to lighting equipment’.

D17: Design for Performance and D19: Make-up for Performers – New content for design skills includes ‘developing and shaping ideas through to the creation of final designs’.

D22: Wardrobe for Stage Performance – New content includes ‘producing documentation to be used during performance – eg cue sheets, use of technical language, references to sound equipment’.

New Content:

• Design skills (costume, set, props, masks, make-up)

Learners are required to understand the relevant production design skills in relation to a selected progression opportunity. These skills may have been developed in the relevant NQF Skills units, which map to content from the QCF units shown opposite.

Design - Fully covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO1 Know the characteristics of performance environments; LO2 Be able to implement design production skills; LO3 Be able to realise design ideas

Make-up design - Fully covered in:

• Unit 19: Make-up for Performers LO2 Be able to prepare designs for stage make-up

Mask design – Fully covered in:

• Unit D20: Mask Making LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration

New Content:

• Methods for communicating skills within the audition context

Not covered

New Content:

• Letters of Application

Not covered

Unit 1 – Learning aim B: Present a self-promotional response to the selected progression opportunity

New Content:

• Understanding the practical demands of the selected progression opportunity

Not covered

New Content:

• Preparation for the showcase audition / presentation

Not covered

New Content:

• Demonstrating skills relating to the selected progression opportunity

Not covered

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Unit 2: Preparation, Performance and Production

Edexcel BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award in Performing Arts (NQF)

Edexcel BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

Unit 2 – Learning aim A: Take part in the preparations for a live performance

New Content:

(Performers)

• Explore and develop performance material

• Carry out preparatory work

(Acting) Partially covered in:

• Unit B4: Acting Skills and Techniques LO3 Be able to interpret and develop characters

• Unit B6: Devising Plays LO1 Be able to explore and develop material for a devised play; LO2 Be able to use a range of drama forms and techniques

• Unit B7: Performing Scripted Plays LO1 Be able to interpret a role taken from a play

• Unit B9: Developing Physical Theatre Performance LO2 Be able to rehearse physical theatre for performance

(Dance) Partially covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO1 Be able to participate effectively in dance workshops

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance LO1 Be able to participate in contemporary dance classes

• Unit C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles LO1 Be able to perform the key features of urban dance

(Music) Partially covered in:

• Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance LO1 Know how to choose appropriate pieces of music for performance

• Unit E32: Working as a Musical Ensemble LO2 Be able to prepare for performances as part of an ensemble

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New Content:

(Performers)

• Develop, practise and rehearse skills and techniques appropriate to a performance role

(Acting) Fully covered in:

• Unit B4: Acting Skills and Techniques LO1 Be able to use vocal skills; LO2 Be able to use movement skills

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO1 Be able to use acting skills; LO2 Be able to use dance skills; LO3 Be able to use music performance skills

• Unit B9: Developing Physical Theatre Performance LO1 Be able to develop physical theatre skills

(Dance) Fully covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO1 Be able to participate effectively in practical dance workshops

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance LO2 Be able to apply physical skills in class; LO3 Be able to absorb and reproduce patterns of movement

• Unit C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles LO2 Be able to use rhythm to emphasise timing, counts and stresses; LO3 Be able to demonstrate the application of physical and interpretive skills

• Unit C12: Jazz Dance LO2 Be able to perform key features of a jazz dance style; LO3 Be able to perform studies and combinations within the jazz style

New Content:

(Technical and Design Roles)

• Explore and develop performance material

• Carry out preparatory work

Partially covered in:

• Unit A3: Performing Arts Production Process LO1 Know how to carry out planning requirements for a performing arts product; LO2 Be able to take part in the developmental process for a performing arts product

• (Design) Unit D17: Design for Performance LO1 Know the characteristics of performance environments; LO2 Be able to implement design production skills

• (Lighting) Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Performance LO1 Know how to use a portfolio of reference material; LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan

• Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO2 Be able to prepare designs for stage make-up

• (Mask Making) Unit D20: Mask Making LO2 Be able to use mask construction skills; LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or a demonstration; LO4 Be able to review own mask-making work

• (Set) Unit D21: Set Construction LO1 Know the use of set construction tools and materials; LO2 Know the set construction process; LO3 Be able to plan and construct a scenic element

• (Sound) Unit D23: Sound Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to demonstrate skills in setting up sound equipment and recording techniques; LO3 Be able to provide sound for performance

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New Content:

(Technical and Design Roles)

• Develop and apply techniques appropriate to a technical or design production role

Fully covered in:

• (Costume ) Unit D15: Costume Construction LO2 Be able to use costume construction skills; LO3 Be able to produce a costume for a performance or a demonstration

• (Make-up) Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO2 Be able to prepare designs for make-up; LO3 Be able to interpret make-up designs and apply to themselves and others

• (Mask Making) Unit D20: Mask Making LO2 Be able to use mask construction skills; LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration; LO4 Be able to review own mask making work

• (Set Construction) Unit D21: Set Construction LO3 Be able to plan and construct a scenic element; LO4 Be able to demonstrate safe working practices throughout the set construction process

• (Sound) Unit D23: Sound Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to demonstrate skills in setting up sound equipment and recording techniques; LO3 Be able to provide sound for performance

Partially covered in:

• Unit A3: Performing Arts Production Process LO2 Be able to take part in the developmental process for a performing arts product

• (Design) Unit D17: Design for Performance LO2 Be able to implement design production skills

• (Lighting) Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan; LO3 Be able to demonstrate the use of colour in a performance context; LO4 Be able to focus and control luminaires

Learning aim A Mapping Content to QCF Unit A3: Performing Arts Production Process

New content includes requirement for learners to: thoroughly explore the nature of the performance piece/material, take an active part in making decisions about roles and responsibilities, consider staging and how production elements will be used; also research and development work, listening/responding to instruction, team working skills, personal management skills, willingness to try things out, discipline, giving constructive and positive feedback.

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Unit 2 – Learning aim B: Demonstrate performance or production skills and techniques in a performance

New Content:

• General skills (listening and responding to instruction, team working, safe working practices)

Fully covered in:

• (Design) Unit D17: Design for Performance LO3 Be able to realise design ideas

• (Mask Making) D20: Mask Making LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration; LO4 Be able to review own mask making work

(Musicians) Partially covered in:

• Unit E32: Working as a Musical Ensemble LO4 Be able to demonstrate employability skills through participation in musical ensemble activities

(Technical and Design roles) Partially covered in:

• (Costume Construction) Unit D15: Costume Construction LO3 Be able to produce a costume for a performance or demonstration

• (Lighting) Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan; LO4 Be able to focus and control luminaires

• (Make-up) Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO4 Be able to apply and remove make-up with attention to the safe use of equipment

• (Set Construction) Unit D21: Set Construction LO4 Be able to demonstrate safe working practices throughout the set construction process

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New Content:

(Performers)

• Performance skills (appropriate to role)

(Acting) Fully covered in:

• Unit B4: Acting Skills and Techniques LO1 Be able to use vocal skills; LO2 Be able to use movement skills; LO4 Be able to perform in an acting role

• Unit B6: Devising Plays LO3 Be able to communicate ideas, issues and/or feelings through presentation of devised work

• Unit B7: Performing Scripted Plays LO3 Be able to take part in the performance of a play

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO1 Be able to use acting skills; LO2 Be able to use dance skills; LO3 Be able to use music performance skills; LO4 Be able to perform a musical theatre work

• Unit B9: Developing Physical Theatre Performance LO1 Be able to develop physical theatre skills; LO3 Be able to perform a physical theatre role

(Dance) Fully covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO2 Be able to use physical and interpretive dance skills; LO3 Be able to demonstrate dance styles and qualities in performance

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance LO2 Be able to apply physical skills in class; LO3 Be able to absorb and reproduce patterns of movement

• Unit C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles LO2 Be able to use rhythm to emphasise variation of timing, counts and stresses; LO3 Be able to demonstrate the application of physical and interpretive skills

• Unit C12: Jazz Dance LO2 Be able to perform the key features of a jazz dance style; LO3 Be able to perform studies and combinations within the jazz style

(Music) Fully covered in:

• Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance LO3 Know how to prepare for a solo performance

• Unit E32: Working as a Musical Ensemble LO3 Be able to present effective ensemble performances

New Content:

(Technical and Design Roles)

• Production skills (appropriate to role)

Fully covered in:

• (Costume Construction) Unit D15: Costume Construction LO2 Be able to use costume construction skills; LO3 Be able to produce a costume for a performance or demonstration

• (Lighting) Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan; LO3 Be able to demonstrate the use of colour in a performance context; LO4 Be able to focus and control luminaires; LO5 Be able to operate lighting controls

• (Make-up) Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO2 Be able to prepare designs for stage make-up; LO3 Be able to interpret make-up designs and apply to themselves and others; LO4 Be able to apply and remove make-up with attention to the safe use of equipment

• (Mask Making) Unit D20: Mask Making LO2 Be able to use mask construction skills; LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration; LO4 Be able to review own mask making work

• (Set Construction) Unit D21: Set Construction LO2 Know the set construction process; LO3 Be able to plan and construct a scenic element; LO4 Be able to demonstrate safe working practices throughout the set construction process

• (Sound) Unit D23: Sound Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to demonstrate skills in setting up sound equipment and recording techniques; LO3 Be able to provide sound for performance

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Unit 3: Acting Skills

Edexcel BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award in Performing Arts (NQF)

Edexcel BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

Unit 3 – Learning aim A: Explore and develop your acting skills and review your own practice

Developing technical acting skills:

• Voice

• Movement

• Interpretive

Fully covered in:

• Unit B4: Acting Skills and Techniques LO1 Be able to use vocal skills; LO2 Be able to use movement skills; LO3 Be able to interpret and develop characters

New Content:

• Reviewing own practice

Fully covered in:

• Unit A2: Professional Development in the Performing Arts LO2 Be able to design and monitor a professional development plan

Unit 5 – Learning aim B: Use your acting skills within rehearsal and performance

New Content:

• Use of rehearsal skills in preparation for performance

Partially covered in:

• Unit B7: Performing Scripted Plays LO1 Be able to interpret a role taken from a play; LO2 Be able to develop a role for performance through rehearsal

• Unit B5: The Development of Drama LO3 Be able to apply the processes of creating dramatic work

New Content:

• Personal management skills

Fully covered in:

• Unit B7: Performing Scripted Plays LO2 Be able to develop a role for performance through rehearsal

Technical acting skills in rehearsal and performance of a role

• Voice

• Movement

• Interpretive and general acting skills

Fully covered in:

• Unit B4: Acting Skills and Techniques LO1 Be able to use vocal skills; LO4 Be able to perform in an acting role

• Unit B7: Performing Scripted Plays LO3 Be able to take part in the performance of a play

Mapping Learning aim B to QCF Unit B7: Performing Scripted Plays

New content for interpretative and general acting skills includes focus, energy and playing the appropriate style.

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Unit 4: Dance Skills

Edexcel BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award in Performing Arts (NQF)

Edexcel BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

Unit 4 – Learning aim A: Explore and develop your dance skills and review your own practice

• Developing technical physical skills

• Developing interpretive skills

Fully covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO2 Be able to use physical and interpretive dance skills

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance: LO2 Be able to apply physical skills in class

• Unit C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles LO3 Be able to demonstrate the application of physical and interpretive skills

New Content:

• Reviewing own practice

Fully covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO4 Understand how to improve own performance in rehearsal

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance LO4 Be able to demonstrate individual technical progress for further development

• Unit A2: Professional Development in the Performing Arts LO2 Be able to design and monitor a professional development plan

Unit 4 – Learning aim B: Use your dance skills within rehearsal and performance

Dance rehearsal skills Partially covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO1 Be able to participate effectively in practical dance workshops

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance LO1 Be able to participate in contemporary technique classes

• Unit C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles LO1 Be able to perform key features of urban dance

New Content:

• Personal management skills

No coverage

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Demonstrating relevant dance physical skills in rehearsal and performance

Fully covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO2 Be able to use physical and interpretive dance skills; LO3 Be able to demonstrate dance styles and qualities in performance

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance LO2 Be able to apply physical skills in class

• Unit C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles LO3 Be able to demonstrate the application of physical and interpretive skills

Partially covered in:

• C12: Jazz Dance LO2 Be able to perform the key features of a jazz dance style; LO3 Be able to perform studies and combinations within the jazz style

Mapping Unit 4 Learning aim B to QCF Units C13: Performing Dance, C10: Contemporary Dance, C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles,C12: Jazz Dance

New content for rehearsal skills includes receiving and giving constructive and positive feedback

New content for interpretive skills includes projection and timing

Demonstrating relevant dance physical skills in rehearsal and performance

Fully covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO2 Be able to use physical and interpretive dance skills; LO3 Be able to demonstrate dance styles and qualities in performance

• Unit C10: Contemporary Dance LO2 Be able to apply physical skills in class; LO3 Be able to absorb and reproduce patterns of movement

• Unit C11: Exploring Urban Dance Styles LO3 Be able to demonstrate the application of physical and interpretive skills

Partially covered in:

• C12: Jazz Dance LO3 Be able to perform studies and combinations within the jazz style

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Unit 5: Musical Theatre Skills

Edexcel BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award in Performing Arts (NQF)

Edexcel BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

Unit 5 – Learning aim A: Explore and develop your musical theatre skills and review your own practice

• Developing acting skills for musical theatre

Fully covered in:

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO1 Be able to use acting skills

• Unit B4: Acting Styles and Techniques LO1 Be able to use vocal skills; LO2 Be able to use movement skills; LO3 Be able to interpret and develop characters

• Developing singing skills for musical theatre

Fully covered in:

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO3 Be able to use music performance skills

• Developing dance skills for musical theatre

Fully covered in:

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO2 Be able to use dance skills

Partially covered in:

• Unit C13: Performing Dance LO2 Be able to use physical and interpretive dance skills

Learning aim A - mapping to content from QCF Units B4: Acting Styles and Techniques and C13: Performing Dance

Technical acting and dance skills developed through the specialist acting and dance QCF units may be mapped to content for NQF Unit 5 where this has been within the context of musical theatre material, roles and characters.

New content for dance skills includes phrasing, projection, musicality and characterisation.

New Content:

• Reviewing own practice

Fully covered in:

• Unit A2: Professional Development in the Performing Arts LO2 Be able to design and monitor a professional development plan

Partially covered in:

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO4 Be able to perform musical theatre work (Reviewing)

Learning aim A – ‘reviewing own practice’ mapping to QCF Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance

New content includes: skills audits, target setting and monitoring of progress.

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Unit 5 – Learning aim B: Rehearse and perform musical theatre work combining singing, acting and dance skills

• Musical theatre rehearsal skills Partially covered in:

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO1 Be able to use acting skills; LO2 Be able to use dance skills; LO3 Be able to use music performance skills

New Content:

• Personal management skills

Partially covered in:

• Unit B7: Performing Scripted Plays LO2 Be able to develop a role for performance through rehearsal

Performance skills for musical theatre Fully covered in:

• Unit B8: Musical Theatre Performance LO1 Be able to use acting skills; LO2 Be able to use dance skills; LO3 Be able to use music performance skills; LO4 Be able to perform musical theatre work

Unit 6: Music Performance Skills

Edexcel BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award in Performing Arts (NQF)

Edexcel BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

Unit 6 – Learning aim A: Explore and develop your music performance skills and your own practice

• Developing technical music performance techniques

Fully covered in:

• Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance LO3 Be able to perform music to an audience

• Unit E32: Working as a Music Ensemble LO2 Be able to prepare for performances as part of an ensemble; LO3 Be able to present effective ensemble performance

• Interpretive skills and stylistic qualities Fully covered in:

• Unit E32: Working as a Music Ensemble LO3 Be able to present effective ensemble performances

Partially covered in:

• Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance LO3 Be able to perform music to an audience

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New Content:

• Reviewing own practice

Fully covered in:

• Unit A2: Professional Development in the Performing Arts LO2 Be able to design and monitor a professional development plan

• Unit 2: Professional Development in the Music Industry LO2 Be able to design and monitor a professional development plan

Unit 6 – Learning aim B: Use your music performance skills within rehearsal and performance

• Demonstrating music rehearsal skills Partially covered in:

• Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance LO2 Know how to prepare for a solo performance

• Unit E32: Working as a Music Ensemble LO2 Be able to prepare for performances as part of an ensemble

• Personal management skills Partially covered in:

• Unit E32: Working as a Music Ensemble LO4 Be able to demonstrate employability skills through participation in musical ensemble activities

• Demonstrating relevant music skills in rehearsal and performance

• Interpretive skills and stylistic qualities

Fully covered in:

• Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance LO3 Be able to perform music to an audience

• Unit E32: Working as a Music Ensemble LO3 Be able to present effective ensemble performances

Learning aim B – mapping to QCF Unit E30: Solo Musical Performance

New content includes ‘receiving and giving constructive and positive feedback’

Learning aim B – mapping to QCF Unit E32: Working as a Musical Ensemble

New content includes ‘warm-ups’, ‘physical preparations’ ‘learning material’ and ‘receiving and giving constructive and positive feedback’

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Unit 7: Production Skills for Performance

Edexcel BTEC Level 1/Level 2 First Award in Performing Arts (NQF)

Edexcel BTEC Level 2 First Extended Certificate in Performing Arts (QCF)

Unit 7 – Learning aim A: Explore and develop your production technical/design skills and review your own practice

Developing skills and techniques appropriate to a specific production role

• Design skills (eg costume, set, props, masks, make-up, lighting, sound)

Partially covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO2 Be able to implement design production skills; LO3 Be able to realise design ideas

• Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO2 Be able to prepare designs for stage make-up; LO3 Be able to interpret make-up designs and apply to themselves and others

• Unit D20: Mask-making LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration

• Unit D21: Set Construction LO2 Know the set construction process; LO3 Be able to plan and construct a scenic element

Developing skills and techniques appropriate to a specific production role

• Developing technical skills (eg lighting, sound)

Fully covered in:

• Unit D23: Sound Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to demonstrate skills in setting up sound equipment and recording techniques; LO3 Be able to provide sound for performance

Partially covered in:

• Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan; LO3 Be able to focus and control luminaires; LO5 Be able to operate lighting controls

• Developing construction skills (eg costume, set, props, masks, makeup)

Fully covered in:

• Unit D15: Costume Construction LO2 Be able to use costume construction skills

• Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO3 Be able to interpret make-up designs and apply to themselves and others

• Unit D20: Mask-making LO2 Be able to use mask construction skills; LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration

• Unit D21: Set Construction L03 Be able to plan and construct a scenic element

Partially covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO2 Be able to implement design production skills; LO3 Be able to realise design ideas

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• Following safe working practices (all roles)

Fully covered in:

• Unit D15: Costume Construction LO3 Be able to produce a costume for a performance or a demonstration (Health and Safety for the costumier)

• Unit D16: Crewing for Performance LO3 Be able to implement safe working practices when carrying out processes and using tools and equipment

• Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan

• Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO4 Be able to apply and remove make-up with attention to the safe use of equipment

• Unit D20: Mask-making LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration

• Unit D21: Set Construction LO4 Be able to demonstrate safe working practices throughout the set construction process

• Unit D22: Wardrobe for Stage Performance LO1 Know how a wardrobe department is organised

Partially covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO3 Be able to realise design ideas (Health and safety)

New Content:

• Reviewing own practice

Fully covered in:

• Unit A2: Professional Development in the Performing Arts Industry: LO2 Be able to design and monitor a professional development plan

Partially covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO4 Understand own design work

• Unit D20: Mask-making LO4 Be able to review own mask-making work

Unit 7 – Learning aim B: Demonstrate technical/design skills and techniques during a production process

• Demonstrating design skills (eg costume, set, props, masks, make-up, lighting, sound)

Partially covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO2 Be able to implement design production skills

• Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO2 Be able to prepare designs for stage make-up; LO3 Be able to interpret make-up designs and apply

• Unit D20: Mask-making LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration

• Unit D21: Set Construction LO2 Know the set construction process; LO3 Be able to plan and construct a scenic element

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• Demonstrating technical skills (eg lighting, sound)

(Sound) Fully covered in:

• Unit D23: Sound Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to demonstrate skills in setting up sound equipment and recording techniques; LO3 Be able to provide sound for performance

(Lighting) Partially covered in:

• Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan; LO3 Be able to focus and control luminaires; LO5 Be able to operate lighting controls

• Demonstrating construction skills (eg costume, set, props, masks, make-up)

Fully covered in:

• Unit D15: Costume Construction LO2 Be able to use costume construction skills; LO3 Be able to produce a costume for a performance or a demonstration

• Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO3 Be able to interpret make-up designs and apply to themselves and others

• Unit D20: Mask-making LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration

• Unit D21: Set Construction L03 Be able to plan and construct a scenic element

Partially covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO3 Be able to realise design ideas

• Following safe working practices (all roles)

Fully covered in:

• Unit D15: Costume Construction LO3 Be able to produce a costume for a performance or a demonstration (Health and Safety for the costumier and Health and safety for the performer wearing the costume)

• Unit D16: Crewing for Performance LO3 Be able to implement safe working practices when carrying out processes and using tools and equipment

• Unit D20: Mask-making LO3 Be able to make a mask for performance or demonstration

• Unit D21: Set Construction LO4 Be able to demonstrate safe working practices throughout the set construction process

Partially covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO3 Be able to realise design ideas (Health and safety)

• Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO2 Be able to rig equipment safely to a lighting plan

• Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO4 Be able to apply and remove make-up with attention to the safe use of equipment

• Unit D22: Wardrobe for Stage Performance LO1 Know how a wardrobe department is organised

New Content:

• Personal management skills (all roles)

Partially covered in:

• Unit D17: Design for Performance LO3 Be able to realise design ideas (Organisational skills)

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• Demonstrating production skills during performance (as appropriate to role)

Fully covered in:

• Unit D18: Lighting Operations for Stage Performance LO4 Be able to focus and control luminaires

• Unit D19: Make-up for Performers LO4 Be able to apply and remove make-up with attention to the safe use of equipment

• Unit D22: Wardrobe for Stage Performance LO3 Be able to operate as a member of the wardrobe team during and after a performance

Mapping to QCF Unit D17: Design for Performance (Costume)

Learning aim A

New content includes: (LO2) ‘researching, developing and shaping, pitching ideas, refining ideas, creating final designs’ (LO3) ‘selecting appropriate materials, creating patterns, cutting, measuring, sewing, gluing, using fastenings, using an iron, reinforcement, fitting, assessing and reducing risk of potential hazards’; (LO4) ‘skills audit with reference to design/making skills, target setting and monitoring’

Learning aim B

New content includes: (LO3) ‘attendance, readiness to work, responding to instruction, giving/receiving positive feedback’

Mapping to QCF Unit D18 Lighting Operations for Stage Performance

Learning aim A

New content includes: ‘producing documentation to be used during performance’

Learning aim B

New content includes: ‘producing documentation to be used during performance’ and ‘recording and editing states’ ‘risk assessments/reduction during production and performance’.

Mapping to QCF Unit D19 Make-up for Performers

Learning aim A

New content includes: ‘pitching ideas’, ‘refining ideas’ and ‘creating final designs’

Learning aim A and B

New content includes: ‘risk assessments’ and ‘observing/adhering to identified risk controls’

Mapping to QCF Unit D20: Mask-making

Learning aim A

New content includes: ‘target setting’ and ‘tracking progress’

Mapping to QCF Unit D21 Set Construction

Learning aim A and B

New content includes: ‘responding to a brief’, ‘researching’, ‘pitching ideas’, ‘making changes’ and ‘refining ideas’

Mapping to QCF Unit D22 Wardrobe for Stage Performance

Learning aims A and B: (safe working practices): Learning outcome 1 for Unit D22 covers health and safety which could apply to the costumier (construction and design) role.

Learning aim B (production roles during performance): It is possible a costumier may wish to work in a wardrobe role during the performance process, and content from Unit D22 learning outcome 4 maps to this role.

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