Graduation Project
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| Code | Completion | Credits | Range | Language Instruction | Semester |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 306GP | Z | 15 | English | summer |
Subject guarantor
Name of lecturer(s)
Learning outcomes of the course unit
Completion of the final study exercise
Mode of study
Film projects will be evaluated by a faculty committee. (Presentation of the graduation project ready for potential festival presentation. Discussion, evaluation and feedback.)
The graduate project can take two forms. One is participating in the final short film made by your schoolmates in the other Master’s international programs – being the editor for a new film. The other option is editing independently the raw footage of an existing feature film, resulting in your own original interpretation and meaning. Either of the two challenges will give you unique experience.
Prerequisites and co-requisites
Previous completion of the elementary composition exercise.
Course contents
Students should be able to demonstrate their ability to compose an engaging and understandable short film that will attest to their ability to work on larger films in the future. As with film storytellers in the working world, students should be able to properly complete tasks on time, to make proper judgments regarding realization of their ideas, and to appropriately manage the time of their co-workers, both in pre-production, on-set and especially in postproduction. Before the realization of this project, students are expected to understand editing technology, and the core of film language to a Master extent, so that their time in the editing room can be employed for more in-depth and exploratory decisions.
Recommended or required reading
none
Assessment methods and criteria
Film projects will be evaluated by a faculty committee. (Presentation of the graduation project ready for potential festival presentation. Discussion, evaluation and feedback.)
The graduate project can take two forms. One is participating in the final short film made by your schoolmates in the other Master’s international programs – being the editor for a new film. The other option is editing independently the raw footage of an existing feature film, resulting in your own original interpretation and meaning. Either of the two challenges will give you unique experience.
Note
none
Further information
No schedule has been prepared for this course
The subject is a part of the following study plans
- Montage-1819 (required subject)