Subject description for 2024/25
Production 1
FTV1018
Subject description for 2024/25
Production 1
FTV1018
Production 1 is the first practice period where students form production units and complete projects for internal and external clients.
Students will be divided into groups. They will learn about teamwork, project management and production of different types of content.
This course is primarily for students accepted into the Bachelor program of Film and TV production. However, it may be possible for students from related study programs to join as an elective.
On successful completion of the course, students should be able to:
Skills:
- Consolidate existing learning in a practical project.
- Communicate and collaborate effectively within a team.
- Plan and execute projects according to the client's concepts and aesthetic preferences
- Work within the confines of schedule and budget
Knowledge:
- Describe the relationship between client and service provider
- Construct and maintain a production schedule
- Describe the various types of productions, and the difference in artistic approach to each
- Identify the core purpose and message of a project
General Competence:
- Develop group dynamic skills
- Effectively complete a project, and deliver on time, according to the advisor's specifications
- Use their creativity within the confines of the advisor's desires
- Accept and implement the advisor's feedback
- Negotiate with advisors to achieve mutual satisfaction
No tuition fees. Semester fees and cost of course literature apply.
Mandatory
Students will have mostly self-organized group planning and work sessions, with Instructors supervising and guiding those activities. The semi-independent nature of this project helps to build confidence within the students, fostering independent thought, and greater intrinsic motivation.
The study program is evaluated annually by the students through course evaluations and study program evaluation. These evaluations are included as part of the university's quality assurance system. Evaluation is accomplished using end-of-term surveys. Students are also encouraged to participate in the central quality surveys.
Portfolio
Grade: A to F
All other designated 1st year courses.
Subject language
English
Credits
10
Study location
Levanger
Teaching semesters
Spring 2025
Responsible faculty
Faculty of Social Sciences
Course coordinator
