Intermediate Cinematography

After completing the course, the student must have obtained:

Skills:

• can independently plan and execute complex camera setups and lighting designs tailored to specific narrative goals
• can critically assess and refine cinematographic choices during pre-production, production, and post-production phases
• can use professional tools and software to simulate and evaluate visual outcomes in both physical and virtual environments

Knowledge:

• has advanced knowledge of cinematographic aesthetics, genre-specific visual styles, and the role of cinematography in both live-action and CG-based productions
• has insight into ethical, cultural, and artistic considerations in visual storytelling across media formats
• understands how camera and lighting principles apply across physical and virtual environments, including differences in workflow and visual impact

General Competence:

• can reflect on and articulate the role of cinematography in cultural, artistic, and communicative contexts
• can collaborate effectively with interdisciplinary teams, integrating cinematographic expertise into broader creative and technical workflows
• can apply knowledge and skills to new contexts, demonstrating adaptability and innovation in visual storytelling across multiple mediums and genres