Semesters

MPRO103 Advanced Media Practices

Course code: 
MPRO103
Duration: 
1 semester
Credits (ECTS): 
15
Level of study: 
Foundation level (bachelor’s degree level)
Teaching semester: 
2020 Spring
Assessment semester: 
2020 Spring
Language of instruction: 
English
Required prerequisite knowledge

The student must have completed 60 credits of media production courses before enrollment.

The course is only open to students taking MID202 in the same semester.

Course content

In this course you take pre-developed projects (from MID118) and produce them to completion in production teams. Whether they are web series, documentary, social short form content, corporates or animations, we produce them professionally in teams and roles. External commissions from clients will be considered. MPRO103 operates as internal practice like a production company for the whole semester. Therefore you will likely operate in different roles on different productions and in a highly professional context, as if performing a job. All productions will adhere to the production processes of the MPRO Production Company with the teachers as the Executive Producers and giving relevant guidance on the projects as they progress. There will be a common workspace production office and location shooting.

This is an exciting course full of real world experiences where you put theory into practice as well as learning through the challenges of producing media work in a professional context.

Learning outcome

I samsvar med det nasjonale kvalifikasjonsrammeverket har studenten følgjande læringsutbytte etter fullført emne:

Learning outcome knowledge

The student:

  • has knowledge of principles and practices for making a developed script/ treatment into a production.
  • Has knowledge of operating a production office.
  • Has knowledge of leadership, teamwork and responsibilities.
  • has knowledge of personal and career development planning.
Learning outcome skills

The student:​

  • develop increased skill in directing productions.
  • can appy narrative principles in practice.
  • can reflect on their practice, analyse it and adjust under supervision.
  • develop increased technical skills in camera, sound and post production operations.
  • can apply and utilise production management practice to media productions.
  • can apply film art and aesthetics in practice.
  • can operate camera, sound and post production tools effectively and independently.
Learning outcome qualification

The student:

  • can organise media productions in different situations.
  • can work in a team
  • can write production reports
Working and learning activities

In teams, the students will produce media productions in various genres and formats as commissioned by the Executive Producers.

Assessment requirements

Attendance:

There is obligatory attendance in the course as specified in the semester plan.

Work requirements:

All students are expected to participate and contribute in productions as set out in the work schedules and plans.

Minimum number of students: 
20
Maximum number of students: 
35
Person in charge: 
Jon Harman
Used in other programs
  • Bachelor in Medieproduction
Assessment FormGroupingDurationGrading scaleProportionCommentSupport MaterialsScope
Portfolio
Individual
A-F, A is the best grade and E is the lowest passing grade
You submit one or two of the productions you have worked on in the course, along with supporting documents with evidence of your role in the production, and a report.

The folder submission is weighted 60/40: production with supporting documents / report.
Adjusting oral examination
Individual
25 Minutes
A-F, A is the best grade and E is the lowest passing grade
100
Oral exam where the student defends the media product and the report, and with questions from the curriculum.
Course giving reductionDegree of overlapReduction
MKP101 Medie- og kulturproduksjon
100%
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