Film 1
The course has three main elements: Communication of artistic vision in film, practical production of film, and character work for film.
Through a specially designed film program, the students are given a basic understanding of how these main elements are linked together and influence each other in the final cinematic work.
Knowledge
The student:
- has basic knowledge of how the process of filming is done.
- has basic knowledge of the ways that film as a medium composes narrative and structures meaning into stories.
- has insight into how different artistic perspectives contribute to film making.
- has knowledge of how personal choices in preparation and work impacts the final realisation of a film.
Skills
The student:
- can work as actors and relate to other workers in the film making process.
General Competence
The student
- has insight into how different artistic choices impact the work’s result.
- has basic knowledge of how different work processes contribute to a film’s quality.
- has knowledge of how artistic choices create different interpretations of human life.
Lecture
Independent work
Group work
Reflection in class
Learning through guided work
Delivery of cinematic work, i.e. learning through practice and reflection
Compulsory attendance
The work in the subject mainly takes place in the full class or in groups, where it is dependent on everyone participating and contributing at all times. Therefore, the subject has compulsory attendance.
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
2nd semester.
Practical exam in groups. Individual assessment.
Grading rule: pass/fail.
Duration up to 6 hours. Counts 100/100.
Compulsory participation (OD) 90%. Compulsory participation must be approved in order to receive a final grade in the course. Counts 0/100.
Work requirements (AK)
Two practical work requirements. Work requirements must be approved to receive a final grade in the course. Counts 0/100.