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The Study program includes 18 credits from the subjects of Anthropology, Ethics and Cultural Keys, which comprise the Core Curriculum of the University of Navarra.
Degree in Audiovisual Production
FALL SEMESTER
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project 3: Entertainment Programs Students study the development and adaptation of entertainment formats and, working in teams, create an original format through to the production of a pilot episode.
WORKSHOPS
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9 |
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TV Series Script |
6 |
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Universal Arguments |
6 |
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Film Theory |
6 |
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Ethics I |
3 |
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project 4: Production of Fiction Series Learn about the processes and roles involved in TV series production, and produce an episode on set based on an original “ project ” from the “ subject ” “TV Series Screenplay” course.
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9 |
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The Aesthetics of Audiovisual Creation |
6 |
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Audiovisual Industry and Market |
6 |
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Spanish cinema |
3 |
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The History of TV and Other Screens |
3 |
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Ethics II |
3 |
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project 5: Film Production and Directing Create an original short fiction film, combining artistic vision with production management.
WORKSHOPS
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9 |
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History and Audiovisual Narrative |
3 |
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Epistemology and Audiovisual Poetics |
6 |
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Audiovisual Industry Law |
3 |
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Cultural Keys I |
3 |
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Electives |
6 |
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project 6: Documentary Film Production Study the trends and traditions of auteur documentary filmmaking and experience the creative process firsthand by developing and producing an original short film.
WORKSHOPS
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9 |
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seminar Audiovisual Culture I |
3 |
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Innovation and Audiovisual Technology |
3 |
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Cultural Keys II |
3 |
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Electives |
12 |
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FALL SEMESTER
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project 7: " development " and project pitches Experience the process of creating and selling audiovisual projects in various formats and genres: screenplay, business plan, and pitch. (This project may be produced as a final graduation project.)
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6 |
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Feature Film Screenplay |
6 |
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Executive Production and Entrepreneurship |
6 |
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Ethics in Audiovisual Production |
3 |
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seminar Audiovisual Culture II |
3 |
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Electives |
6 |
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project 8: work End of Degree Create an original audiovisual work or product with guidance from a tutor, incorporating all the skills covered in the Degree. (modality : Conduct research, write, and present an academic work on theory and analysis.)
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12 |
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Distribution and Marketing |
3 |
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Film Review |
3 |
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Animation |
6 |
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Electives |
6 |
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Modules of the Study program
Each subject is integrated into a subject which in turn is part of a module.
The courses that make up this module define the subject matter of the Degree and lay the instructions for the key concepts necessary to understand the social and cultural role of audiovisual creation. It is, therefore, directly focused on the phenomenon of audiovisual creation, combining its creative nature with its epistemic, communicative, and social dimensions.
This second module places greater emphasis on the historical and cultural context necessary for understanding the expressive foundations and intellectual heritage upon which the act of audiovisual creation is built. This module features the subject Core curriculum, a set of cross-disciplinary courses included in all the “ Degrees ” at the University of Navarra (12 “ ECTS credit ” OB and 6 OP), which, through a humanistic “ Education ” grounded in anthropology and ethics, foster a spirit of solidarity as well as the “ development ” of critical thinking—enabling students to freely form their own convictions while respecting human dignity, fundamental rights, and democratic values.
This module includes courses designed to provide students with the knowledge and aesthetic-narrative references necessary for the analysis and creation of audiovisual content. It includes a subject focused on developing storytelling skills in the broadest sense, along with storytelling techniques and audiovisual analysis; another focused on understanding the historical and cultural context of audiovisual creation in film, television, and other media; and a final component consisting of seminars dedicated to viewing and discussing audiovisual works of various formats and origins, with the aim of integrating knowledge of audiovisual language and heritage with analytical and interpretive skills.
This module equips students with the necessary skills for audiovisual creation itself, from concept development to the submission of the finished product. It includes a course on “ subject ” focused on the conception and development of scripts for audiovisual productions in various formats (fiction, documentary, entertainment, etc.) and media (film, video, TV, audio drama, multimedia); and two courses on audiovisual projects that integrate the “ development ” of practical and technical skills with professional skills in the production, direction, and editing of audiovisual works, as well as “ project management.”
This module brings together the necessary knowledge about the economic, technological, business, and legal context in which audiovisual production takes place. It also seeks to strengthen students’ training within the framework industry by offering instruction on marketing strategies for audiovisual content, as well as professional skills related to entering the industry, forms of entrepreneurship, and executive production capabilities in the audiovisual production market.
This module lists the elective courses that allow students to freely tailor their curriculum to their academic and professional interests by choosing from a range of courses that explore areas of interest to professionals in communication and audiovisual production, such as culture, the arts, creativity, technological innovations, international politics, and fashion, among other fields of study. It is guaranteed that the elective courses offered annually will address the topics outlined above and will be sufficient to fulfill the 30 “ ECTS credit ” that students must complete between their third and fourth years.
The work fin de Degree consists of a work group or individual project involving the ideation, planning, and execution of an project audiovisual production, which serves as the point of integration and convergence of all the knowledge, skills, and abilities acquired over the course of the four years. This practical module follows a logical sequence: after gaining diverse experience in creating, producing, and directing content across different genres in the previous modules, students apply this knowledge and experience to a project of greater scope and complexity, with a higher degree of autonomy.
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