Preparing for the New NSW Creative Arts Curriculum
About the Event
The NSW Creative Arts curriculum is changing, bringing a renewed focus on photography, film, digital media, visual storytelling and motion design.
Whether you’re already teaching Creative Arts or preparing to deliver the new syllabus, this free information evening will provide an overview of what’s changing, what it means for teachers, and how you can confidently prepare your classroom.
Hosted by educator Cisco Corea together with the Georges Cameras education team, this session is designed to answer your questions, demonstrate what’s possible, and introduce a practical professional learning program developed specifically for NSW high school teachers.
There is absolutely no obligation to enrol—this evening is about understanding the curriculum, exploring the opportunities it creates, and helping you decide whether further training is right for you.
FAQs
- What will be covered?
An overview of the new NSW Creative Arts curriculum
What has changed in Photography, Film & Digital Media
The introduction of Visual and Motion Design
The practical skills teachers will increasingly be expected to teach
Equipment and software commonly used in schools
Questions and discussion with Cisco Corea
Overview of the upcoming six-week professional learning course
- Should I attend?
This event is ideal for:
Visual Arts teachers
Photography, Film and Digital Media teachers
Visual Design teachers
CAPA teachers
TAS teachers incorporating digital media
English and Drama teachers delivering multimedia projects
Faculty leaders planning for the new syllabus
Early career teachers looking to build confidence in media production
About the Professional Learning Course
During the evening we’ll introduce our upcoming six-week professional learning program, designed specifically for NSW secondary teachers.
The course combines practical production skills with classroom-ready teaching strategies, giving educators the confidence to teach photography, filmmaking and digital media in line with the new curriculum.
Participants will gain experience in:
Photography fundamentals
Video production
Visual storytelling
Lighting for photography and film
Video editing
Colour grading with DaVinci Resolve
Greenscreen production
Live event coverage
Podcasting and vodcasting
Advanced editing workflows
Classroom assessment and project design
Every session combines technical demonstrations with practical activities and teaching strategies that can be immediately applied in the classroom.
Your Host

Cisco Corea
Cisco is an experienced educator and media practitioner with extensive experience teaching photography, filmmaking and digital media in secondary education. Having worked closely with the development of teaching programs aligned to the new NSW Creative Arts curriculum, Cisco specialises in helping teachers build practical confidence while translating industry techniques into engaging classroom learning.
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