This module offers students the opportunity to produce a short-form factual film project in a digital format. The practical work develops from a week-by-week study of documentary filmmaking across a range of formats including film, television and digital platforms. An emphasis will be placed upon style and form in preparation for students' own practical work. Training in filming and editing will be delivered as part of the module and students will work in small 'crews' to achieve the module aims.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the module students should be able to:
Demonstrate an ability to analyse audiovisual texts across a range of formats including film, television and digital media, with an emphasis on the video essay.
Demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between technical skill and creative intention as part of a coherent audiovisual methodology.
Demonstrate an ability to design and produce audiovisual content as part of a team, utilising specialist skills in practical filmmaking and editing
Critically reflect on practical work through written assessment
Assessment
Assessment Methods & Exceptions
Assessment:
Assessments: 1 x short-form video essay (maximum length of 10 minutes running time) (75%) Short critical reflection essay (maximum 1500 words) (25%)
Reassessment:
1 x short-form video essay (maximum length of 10 minutes running time) (75%) Short critical reflection essay (maximum 1500 words) (25%)