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Lecturer(s)
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Kocí Irena, MgA. Ph.D.
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Nemeškal Libor, MgA. Ph.D.
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Liebenberger Július, Mgr. art. ArtD.
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Konečný Lubomír, MgA.
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Hruda Pavel, MgA.
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Masník Boris, ak. mal.
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Course content
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The content and aim of the course is to enable students of the TPAT programme to get deeper theoretical and practical insight into the problems of a different field (specialisation) of audiovisual studies than the one they are studying. Students may choose one specialisation from the following offerings, depending on their interest: directing and screenwriting, cinematography, production, editing, sound composition or visual effects. Admission and the scope of the internship are subject to capacity limitations and the approval of the supervising teacher of the discipline, who will assess the applicant's talent and learning abilities. - Initial meeting with the course supervisor. - Completion of a record of the conditions of the internship and approval of the teacher of the field. - Completion of an assignment in the subject area as specified by the relevant teacher. - Submission of a signed record of the completed internship including a draft evaluation to the course supervisor. - Evaluation of the internship by the student at the course examination.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified
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| Knowledge |
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| This course allows students in the TPAT program to delve deeper theoretically and practically into the issues of a different field (specialization) of audiovisual studies than the one they are studying. Students can choose one of the following specialisations according to their interest: directing and scriptwriting, cinematography, production, editing, sound composition or visual effects. Admission and the scope of the internship are subject to capacity limitations and the approval of the supervising teacher of the discipline, who will assess the applicant's talent and learning abilities. Students are able to: - describe the basic working practices typical of the specialty. - explain the primary patterns (typical of the specialty) - define basic professional terminology |
| This course allows students in the TPAT program to delve deeper theoretically and practically into the issues of a different field (specialization) of audiovisual studies than the one they are studying. Students can choose one of the following specialisations according to their interest: directing and scriptwriting, cinematography, production, editing, sound composition or visual effects. Admission and the scope of the internship are subject to capacity limitations and the approval of the supervising teacher of the discipline, who will assess the applicant's talent and learning abilities. Students are able to: - describe the basic working practices typical of the specialty. - explain the primary patterns (typical of the specialty) - define basic professional terminology |
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| This course allows students in the TPAT program to delve deeper theoretically and practically into the issues of a different field (specialization) of audiovisual studies than the one they are studying. Students can choose one of the following specialisations according to their interest: directing and scriptwriting, cinematography, production, editing, sound composition or visual effects. Admission and the scope of the internship are subject to capacity limitations and the approval of the supervising teacher of the discipline, who will assess the applicant's talent and learning abilities. Students can manage: - use professional terminology (for the given specialisation) - apply theoretical knowledge of working practices (for the specialisation) - use software practically (for the specialisation) |
| This course allows students in the TPAT program to delve deeper theoretically and practically into the issues of a different field (specialization) of audiovisual studies than the one they are studying. Students can choose one of the following specialisations according to their interest: directing and scriptwriting, cinematography, production, editing, sound composition or visual effects. Admission and the scope of the internship are subject to capacity limitations and the approval of the supervising teacher of the discipline, who will assess the applicant's talent and learning abilities. Students can manage: - use professional terminology (for the given specialisation) - apply theoretical knowledge of working practices (for the specialisation) - use software practically (for the specialisation) |
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