TV Image Recording Methods and Practice 2

Display Schedule

Code Completion Credits Range Language Instruction Semester
304TVSP2 ZK 1 2T Czech summer

Subject guarantor

Martin ČECH

Name of lecturer(s)

Martin ČECH

Learning outcomes of the course unit

The lecture aim is a theory preparation for an mastery of a drama piece using television technology in the entire potential the technology offers.

Mode of study

Instructor lead classes

Prerequisites and co-requisites

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Course contents

Lectures regarding drama TV supplement the TV Creations course with topics theory. This describes the concept of drama TV creations and divides it into individual types according to specifications, footage, subject or recording manner. This explains the importance of the preparations period, covers individual stages of that period; from script inspiration, directing image design and collaboration with the cameraman in creating the technical script. Similarly, this course covers the implementation period. Attention is devoted to the great potential of the post-production phase.

Part of the lectures are two excursions to Czech Television, where the students, among other, are introduced to television broadcast, TV studio operations and primarily modern HD studios KH1 and KH2 including image and sound direction. Students will have a look at studio cameras and movement technology and the largest HD portable vehicle with expert explanation. Students take part in shooting a TV program. They will have the opportunity to experience „counting“ material in Baselight and the older Da Vinci, etc.

Lecture series proposal:

6 - 7. Considerations of recording and lighting technology: number and type of cameras, grip, movement technology possibilities and types of lamps, requirements determined by production. Collaboration with other professions which influence the image aspect quality: costuming, makeup, main lighting video technology.

  1. Excursions to Czech television: Studio, directing, camera chain, movement technology
  2. Studio recording period: work organization in recording with sequential technology, order of individual operations, required leading of entire artistic team b the director, close colaboration with the main cameraman. Managing the leading tasks of the main cameraman in a team of collaborators, strategic and sufficient diplomatic communications not only in the close team but with studio employees, actors, etc.

10 - 11. Lighting tone treatment in classic TV recording and its issues, compromises in recording from multiple directions. Individual manners of lighting in creating atmospheres with accent on acotr movement, influence of atmosphere by shooting dimensions and links to closer shots. Participation of the cameraman in post-production, effects and correction potential in TV.

  1. Final excursion to Czech TV: review of portable technology and post-production workplaces.

Recommended or required reading

J. Šafránek: Televise – 1947 /book or scan/

M. Zelina:Teorie střihové skladby a její postavení v audiovizuální tvorbě 2010/Grad. paper/

P. Vejslík: Postprodukční digitální trikové a korekční zpracování obrazu /Grad. paper/

M. Diviš: HDTV a další systémy elektronického záznamu obrazu /Grad. paper/

J. Pešek: Základní principy televize a magnetického záznamu.1989 /textbook/

J. Hojtaš: Současná snímací televizní technika a její využití v tvůrčí praxi. /Grad. paper/

S. Milaszewski: Digitalizace filmového obrazu pro účely postprodukce. /Grad. paper/

Assessment methods and criteria

Grading:

Lecture attendance and discussion participation: 70%

Submission of on-going assignments: 20%

Submission of final course paper: 10%

Note

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Schedule for winter semester 2018/2019:

The schedule has not yet been prepared

Schedule for summer semester 2018/2019:

06:00–08:0008:00–10:0010:00–12:0012:00–14:0014:00–16:0016:00–18:0018:00–20:0020:00–22:0022:00–24:00
Mon
Tue
room 233
Room No. 4

(Lažanský palác)
ČECH M.
10:40–12:15
(lecture parallel1)
Wed
Thu
Fri
Date Day Time Tutor Location Notes No. of paralel
Tue 10:40–12:15 Martin ČECH Room No. 4
Lažanský palác
lecture parallel1

The subject is a part of the following study plans