Picture Book 4

Tutor:

Jaroslav BÁRTA

Synopsis:

A photography book is one of the student's main assignments and is intended to demonstrate the skills that he or she acquired in the master's programme and to show the student's ability to use photography in the form of a book.

Prerequisites:

Grading:

A credit is awarded by the supervisor for taking part in consultations and the work in progress.

Summer semester: A credit is awarded at the final examination for complying with the assignment of the given year's curriculum.

A condition for assessment at the fifth-year examination is the presentation of all photographs in digital form in TIF format with 300 dpi resolution and the long side of each photograph being 250 mm.

Study Objectives:

Outline and Syllabus:

Course Description:

The photographic book is one of the main assignments of the student. It is intended to demonstrate the skills gained during his or her studies. The Picture Publication is a part of the final examination in the fifth year, it can be presented as a product or a work on the verge of completion. The form it will be presented in at the Master programme examination, however, must be clear.

The photographic book is an important part of the final examinations and is therefore assessed by a committee of teachers who decide whether the Publication complies with the year's assignment.

The Picture Publication can be later presented in the Master programme examination in the fifth year. It is therefore assessed only within the bounds of its meeting the year's requirements needed for completing the curriculum year. The Exhibition Photo Series, if presented by the student, is assessed and graded in the final Master programme examination. Accepting it within the final commission examination does not in any way anticipate its later evaluation nor does it imply its necessary acceptance in the final State exams for the Master s programme!

Assignments:

Winter semester:

Credit: Continuing systematic work on completing the photo book, participation in obligatory consultations, and showing samples of work.

Summer semester: Systematic work and obligatory consultations on photographs and completing the final form of the book.

The photographic book must contain at least 15 photographs. The style, size, and form of mounting must correspond to the chosen topic and orientation, and must be approved by the supervisor. The photo book can be presented in a form other than the traditional book (for example, in electronic form), but only after the student has justified this form and has received the supervisor s consent, and the teaching staff have approved it at a meeting of the Department.

Study materials:

Note:

Further information:

No schedule has been prepared for this course

The subject is a part of the following study plans:

• Fotografie EN - magistr (qualification subject)