104828 - TELEVISION: PRODUCTION, DIRECTION AND BROADCAST

Subject type: Optional

Coordinator: Jorge Oter Gonzalez

Trimester: Third term

Credits: 6

• Catalan

This optional subject is above all a proposal to be created. Write, design, pre-produce, shoot, photograph, edit, broadcast. Television has become an extraordinary receptacle; from Fashion Web TV to music festival channels, from Instagram capsules to activist broadcasts on Youtube. The new television is mostly language, content and social connection. We will develop a television project from scratch to develop the pilot materials. A journey into the genesis of television.

The subject Television: Production, Realization, Broadcast it must allow you to expand and deepen the concepts related to television language covered in the subjects of Television in the second and third year of the Degree. The television process is considered as one of the specialization lines of the studies, and therefore requires an intensification subject. This subject delves into the process of creating and producing audiovisual content for television, turning students into a team that creates and produces a professional television project. Each student will have a different role in the process, working to promote creative, surprising and above all, possible products.

1. INTRODUCTION TO CURRENT TELEVISION

1.1. what is television

1.2. Classifications

1.3. Public televisions

1.4. Private televisions

1.5. Forms of financing

1.6. hearings

1.7. The "new" television

1.8. Transmedia television

2. CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION FORMATS

2.1. The television format

2.2. Typology of TV programs

3. TELEVISION PRODUCTION

3.1. Trends in free-to-air television

3.2. How to create a television project

3.3. The pilot program

3.4. Protect the work: the record

3.5. Production formulas

3.6. CCMA Regulatory Norm

3.7. Type of production: Classifications

4. THE ROLES OF THE PROFESSION

4.1. Production

4.2. The roles of the profession

4.3. Programming manager

5. TELEVISION REALIZATION

5.1. Single camera realization

5.2. Multi-camera realization

5.3. Realization design

5.4. Example: Sitcoms

5.5. Example: Sports broadcasting

5.6. Example: The Eurovision case

The evaluation of the subject is divided into Practical Activities, and Theoretical Activities.

The Practical Activities (50%) consist of:

- Self-report Essays (40%) - Individual

- General essay (20%) - Individual

- Live program (40%) - Group

You must be punctual on set and in control at the start time of the activities. Repeated lack of punctuality will not be tolerated. You must pass the internship to enjoy the continuous assessment and pass the subject. It is necessary to attend at least 80% of the practical sessions in order to enjoy the continuous assessment. A maximum of two excused absences will be accepted.

The Theoretical Activities (50%) consist of:

- Production dossier of the television project (30%) - Group

- Theoretical exam (70%) - Individual

You need to get a minimum of 5 in the theoretical exam to pass the subject.

In the make-up exam, you can only make up theTheoretical exam.

Identification of plagiarism is considered a serious circumstance that may lead to a failing grade in the subject. In case of detection of plagiarism, the coordination of the degree will be informed so that the corresponding disciplinary measures can be taken.

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