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Television in London
University of Westminster - Arts, Business & Sciences Program
London, England
Dates: 6/18/22 - 7/30/22
Television in London
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: University of Westminster
Location: London, England
Primary Subject Area: Media Studies
Instruction in: English
Course Code: 4TVPR007X
Transcript Source: TBD
Course Details: Level 200
Recommended Semester Credits: 4
DESCRIPTION
Working in one large and several small groups students devise and produce a factual programme realised in a multicamera studio.
Studio based multicamera television show. Students work in a large group to produce one 25 minute live magazine programme. Through practice in the studio students learn the procedures and protocols necessary for shooting within a large crew, an ?as live? TV studio show. Students learn how to schedule, source talent, produce a running order, design and build a simple set and work collectively towards the recording of a live show in a proscribed amount of ?on-air? time.
There is an emphasis on collective responsibility and problem solving. Students write a personal log plus a reflective and a critical analysis of the production process and their finished programme.
Studio based multicamera television show. Students work in a large group to produce one 25 minute live magazine programme. Through practice in the studio students learn the procedures and protocols necessary for shooting within a large crew, an ?as live? TV studio show. Students learn how to schedule, source talent, produce a running order, design and build a simple set and work collectively towards the recording of a live show in a proscribed amount of ?on-air? time.
There is an emphasis on collective responsibility and problem solving. Students write a personal log plus a reflective and a critical analysis of the production process and their finished programme.