What will you learn?
The Degree in Audiovisual Communication focuses on training professionals capable of creating audiovisual content for film, television and the Internet. To this end, the Degree places greater emphasis on the training of screenwriters, directors, directors and producers, profiles that demand a university level training , for the subject of skills and abilities they require and for their social responsibility.
The purpose of this Degree is to prepare qualified professionals in the world of communication capable of designing, producing and producing audiovisual content of different kinds (movies, TV series, documentaries, or 3D animations), designed for multimedia integration and susceptible to be broadcasted through any platform.
In particular, emphasis is placed on the training of screenwriters, director-directors and producer-managersprofiles that demand a university level training , both for the subject of competencies and skills they require and for their social responsibility.
The Degree ensures adequate balance between theory and internship. By the end of degree program, students will have made at least one TV series sequence, one entertainment program, one short film, one documentary and one 3D animation. Once they have acquired basic experience in each of these formats, they will be able to repeat any of them on a larger scale as work end of Degree.
You will acquire skills such as:
You will learn to express knowledge and ideas orally and in writing, with rigor, order and creativity, as well as to take advantage of the most appropriate linguistic and literary resources.
You will be able to understand, analyze and critically evaluate the elements that shape human beings and today's society in its multiple dimensions.
You will be able to devise, plan and develop shared projects in the field of audiovisual communication and apply work team and leadership skills aimed at decision making manager and problem solving.
You will learn to identify the main cultural, literary and artistic manifestations of Western culture, from its origins to the contemporary world.
You will learn the basic principles of management and management of audiovisual communication companies, as well as the main content programming strategies.
You will learn to analyze audiovisual formats in the context of the structure and markets of audiovisual communication and to identify and apply the specific elements of audiovisual script construction.
You will be able to devise and carry out audiovisual projects as a team, as well as to design and direct their staging.
You will be able to work as...
FIELDS
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Fiction films
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Documentary films
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TV series
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Entertainment television programmes
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3D animations
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Video games
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Music videos
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Institutional video
MAIN PROFILES
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Scriptwriter
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Director / Producer
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Producer
OTHER COMPLEMENTARY PROFILES
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Director of photography
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publisher/mounter
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Content manager or programmer for television and new platforms
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Film and television critic
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Script analyst for film and television
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Integrated audiovisual content marketing manager
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Multimedia content designer for the internet
In addition...
You will be able to study a semester or a full year at a year at a foreign university and you will be able to internships in companies to apply your academic knowledge and develop skills for your future career in a global environment.
During the degree program students practice series and programs on a television set, shoot a documentary and a fiction short film, perform introductory practices in animation and transmedia narrative for the Internet or write scripts for television and film.
In addition, as project End of Degree they produce a short fiction or documentary film, or an entertainment pilot, which is their first full project before making the leap to professional life. The Kino Awards were created in 1996 to celebrate these senior projects. With these awards, the teachers and students of Degree in Audiovisual Communication celebrate this arrival at goal, which is a new starting point.
Every year, many professionals come to the classrooms to talk and help students with these tasks.
The School of Communication provides its students with facilities and physical resources that guarantee the quality of its teaching: 6 audiovisual editing rooms and conference room production control, 2 television sets, laboratory multimedia...
FCOM+
When the projects they leave the classroom
Fcom+ is a unit of the School of Communication , designed to make the most of your college experience. It serves as the “ framework ” that promotes a different way of learning—one that is more closely connected to the “ internship,” real-world experience, and the professional world.
Through three approaches to Fcom+ (teaching internship,immersive experiences, and contact with the industry), the School reinforces the training of the student body and provides that “extra something” that sets a resume apart: more experience, more skills, and more opportunities.