Class Audiovisual and Film Creation Workshop IV - Short Film

The course will deal with the fundamental subjects and the development of short fiction films projects, guided by different teachers. In general, through the course it is intended that students identify and develop formal areas of artistic and audiovisual creation, recognizing contexts and establishing relationships between artistic concepts applied to practice in the form of short films.

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- Development of ideas and storylines. - Development of synopses. - Development of scripts. - Ongoing analyses of the realisation and production aspects of each project.

Qualitative assessment: Attendance, punctuality, participation and initiative. Teamwork Attendance, punctuality, participation and initiative. Quantitative assessment: Composed of challenges developed inside and outside the classroom. CHALLENGE #1 (4 Storyline / College of teachers) - 20% CHALLENGE #2 (Place as inspiration) - 20% CHALLENGE #3 (Getting to know the characters in the movie) - 20% CHALLENGE #4 (Green story telling) - 20% CHALLENGE #5 (Production. Filmic landscape / shooting a scene from the script on location) - 20% Passing the course with an average of 10 or more. NOTE: Absence of Attendance, punctuality, participation, initiative and knowing how to work in a team team influences the individual grade.

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