Artistic Production 2
Knowledge
The student:
- Has a broad knowledge experience of the devising and interpretive methods, tools, and process in artistic production.
- Has a good knowledge of work ethics in a collaborative creative production.
- Knows how to work safely with intimacy.
- Knows how to develop an artistic work with specific styles.
- Has insight and awareness of artistic choices in artistic production.
- Knows how to relate their artistic work to a wider cultural, social, and political context.
- Knows how to research into artistic work and methods of creation.
- Can assess their own strengths and weaknesses and find out how to improve and develop themselves.
Skills
The student:
- Can apply their knowledge to create short artistic works in different styles.
- Can research, develop, and make informed choices in employing different styles, interpretive strategies and devising methods in relation to an artistic work.
- Can use their knowledge of workplace ethics to work with intimacy and contribute to a safe working environment.
- Can use improvisation as a compositional tool to devise artistic work in different styles.
- Can apply interpretive strategies and work process to rehearsing and performing a text.
General Competence
The student:
- Can use devising skills and knowledge of style and form to collaborate on artist work.
- Can use embodied acting skills in voice, movement, improvisation, and interpretation in artistic work.
- Can apply their understanding of work ethics to collaborate on artistic projects and advance good practice.
- Can imagine, research, plan and accomplish artistic projects, both individually and in a group.
- Has a good overview of how to develop as a creative actor and make informed choices about their work
- Knows how to collaborate with others in an ensemble process of artistic creation.
- Has a good knowledge of artistic forms and traditions.
- Can research into artistic traditions.
- Can research and develop artistic work both alone and in an ensemble.
Practical subject
Compulsory subject
All teaching takes place at the campus. The work is carried out as a whole class, in groups and individually.
The teaching is organised into regular weekly work sessions and extended work sessions in connection with presentations. Work outside the regular scheduled timetable may occasionally be necessary.
The primary learning method is inductive and problem-solving. All tasks begin with a challenge, a provocation, or basic material, and is the students' responsibility to find a coherence in the form of a scenic presentation based upon the agreed frameworks, limitations, and sources.
Nord University works continuously to improve the quality of its studies. In this work, we work closely with the students: in that the students participate in the evaluation of both the individual courses and the study as a whole. Evaluation in each course will take place by:
- At the start of a course: clarification of expectations between lecturer and students
- Continual evaluation throughout the semester
- Final evaluation
Comprehensive evaluation of the study takes place at regular meetings between representatives for the students and study leaders at Nord University. Students are also encouraged to participate in the central quality surveys.
Overall Assessment
1st Semester: Practical exam. Exam in groups (stage performance) with individual assessment. Grading: Pass/Fail. Duration up to 6 hours. Counts for 50/100.
2nd semester: Practical exam. Exam in groups (stage performance) with individual assessment. Grading: Pass/Fail. Duration up to 6 hours. Counts for 50/100.
Mandatory Attendance (MA): 90%. Mandatory Attendance must be approved to receive the final grade for the subject. Counts for 0/100.
Work Requirements (WR): 25 stage presentations during the academic year are required. Grading: Approved/Not approved. Work requirements must be approved to receive the final grade for the subject. Counts for 0/100.
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