The course does not need any previous knowledge.
The main objective of the subject is to provide the student with the knowledge to understand the audiovisual language and thus to create an audiovisual product.
To carry out this objective, the subject focuses on:
Understand the theoretical and methodological foundations of cinematographic and audiovisual language.
Understand the mechanisms of audiovisual communication within the framework of the contemporary culture of the ubiquitous image.
Know the disciplinary areas of application of audiovisual language in different sectors: cinema, television, advertising, journalism, video games, web, social networks, and all digital media.
Learn the professional and technical terminology shared between the different areas of audiovisual communication, and learn how to use it.
Know and apply elements, methods, procedures and resources to develop and realize the creation of an audiovisual product.
Acquire basic knowledge and critical skills to develop the ability to analyze any audiovisual text (movie, video game, commercial, news program, video clip, TV series, documentary, etc.)
Understand the foundations of aesthetics of the image.
Understand and understand techniques and processes for the production and dissemination of audiovisuals and the main trades related to the industry.
1. Introduction
2. Composition, basic concepts
3. The visual weight
4. The rules of the thirds
5. The horizon rule
6. The law of look
7. Classification of basic audiovisual expression units
8. Sequence or scene Building
9. Creative sound aspects
Present classes with front-end exposure of the contents.
Reading texts in class and out of class.
Analysis of audiovisual products in class and out of class.
Individual and team continuous evaluation exercises.
Works for projects with student involvement making decisions and solving problems.
Assistance, participation and attitude in classes.
First semester:
Evaluation Continue (90%)
End work of each semester (10%)
Questionnaires (10%)
2nd semester
Continue Assessment (70%)
End work of each semester (20%)
Questionnaires (10%)
Each semester is individual. This means that if the 1st semester is suspended, it will not average the second. The final note will come out of the average between the semesters.
The final note will come out of the weighted half of each of the parts.
Some scoring practices will be carried out during the class schedule. The lack of assistance in these exercises means suspending them with 0. These activities can be restored to the extraordinary call, provided that the semester is suspended. Otherwise, zero is half the rest of the notes.
Push off an exercise or don't give it, make this activity worth 0. These activities can be restored to the extraordinary call, provided that the semester is suspended. Otherwise, zero is half the rest of the notes.
Extraordinary call:
Students cannot submit to upload note if semesters are approved.
Suspended exercises during the semesters can be recovered from the end of the first quarter until 29 June 2020.
The note to be obtained from these will not be greater than 5.
These exercises will be recovered individually, either individually or groupally.
Be able to plan, design, create and record audiovisual content.
Know the language and audiovisual narrative as well as the ability to translate them into practice.
Ability to analyze any audiovisual, to obtain information and understand its impact in relation to the media.
¿Qué es el cine?, André Bazin, Madrid, 1999, Ediciones Rialp
Guión Audiovisual, Fernando De Felipe, Barcelona, 2006, UOC
On Film-making. Manual de escritura y realización cinematográfica, Alexander Mackendrick, Madrid, 2013, Ediciones Jaguar
Narrativa audiovisual: televisiva, fílmica, radiofónica, hipermedia y publicitaria, Francisco García, Madrid, 2006, Laberinto
Estética del cine. Espacio fílmico, montaje, narración, lenguaje, J. Aumont, A. Bergala, M. Marie, M. Vernet, Barcelona, 1985, Paidós
Cómo analizar un film, F. Casetti, F. Di Chio, Barcelona, 1991, Paidós.
El cine según Hitchcock, François Truffaut, Madrid, 1974, Alianza