Semesters

MID112 Practical mediaproduction

Course code: 
MID112
Duration: 
1 semester
Credits (ECTS): 
15
Level of study: 
Foundation level (bachelor’s degree level)
Teaching semester: 
2021 Spring
Assessment semester: 
2021 Spring
Language of instruction: 
Norwegian
Required prerequisite courses
MID131 Introduction to Media Production
Required prerequisite knowledge

Successfully completed and passed MID131 to be eligible to take the course. 

Course content

A theoretical and practical introduction to the production, design and development of media. This course is a core foundation component for the Bachelor in media production, and Bachelor in media design. 

Students will learn and explore being a sustainable and productive creative producer through understanding their own creativity and how to build the skills to harness that creativity through production tools. 

Learning outcome

In accordance with the national qualification framework, the student has the following learning outcomes after completing the course:

Learning outcome knowledge
  • Student has practical operational knowledge of media tools. 
  • Student has knowledge of media organisational processes. 
  • Student has knowledge of media narrative techniques. 
  • Student has knowledge of creative philosophy.

 

Learning outcome skills
  • Student can apply operational knowledge of media tools
  • Student can reflect about their practice and identify areas for further development
  • Student can collaborate on work within groups and individually
  • Student can can create content narratives for digital platforms.
  • Student can create concepts for targetted audiences
  • Student can critically evaluate creative work

 

Learning outcome qualification
  • Students can plan and carry out varied assignments and projects over a period of time.
  • Students can present and communicate core principles and ideas of creative work orally and in writing. 
Working and learning activities

 Rundown of curriculum, organisation, scope and practical implementation of work requirements will be stated in the semester schedule. 

Assessment requirements

Successful completion of all obligatory course assignments. 

Full obligatory attendance of specific periods as defined in the semesterplan.

Evaluation system
Evaluation

The course has been evaluated in accordance with the HVO's quality assurance system.

Maximum number of students: 
30
Person in charge: 
Silje Birknes
Used in other programs
  • Bachelor in Medieproduction
Assessment FormGroupingDurationGrading scaleProportionCommentSupport MaterialsScope
Home exam
Individual
2 Weeks
A-F, A is the best grade and E is the lowest passing grade
100
Approval signature: 
Kate Kartveit