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Code:
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CE00500-2
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Version:
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2
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Approval Status:
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Valid Current
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Title:
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STUDIO PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
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Section:
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Computing, Engineering & Technology
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Level:
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2
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Pattern of Delivery
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Contact Hours
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Independent Study Hours
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Total Learning Hours
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72.0
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228.0
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300.0
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Description of Pattern of Delivery
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Pattern
1, study 50.0% in period1
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Pattern
1, study 50.0% in period2
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Registration Conditions
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Module Version Condition Text
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None
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Module Details
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Assessment Details
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A COURSEWORK weighted at 100%.
Semester 1
Class Test: 25% one hour multiple choice test will address learning outcomes 1, 2 and 3.
Semester 2
Group work: The studio programme and working as a team 50% will address learning outcomes 2, 3, 4 and 5.
Coursework: Individual log 25% a 2,000 word coursework assignment will address outcome 1.
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Indicative Content
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The students will work as a group to produce a studio based topical television programme.
In the course they will gain knowledge of:
1. Scriptwriting Element
Creative and technical requirements including technical directions for studio based programmes.
2. Pre Production Element
How to design, structure, research and produce filmed/edited inserts for a studio programme.
3. Studio Production Element
Working as a team to produce a studio programme.
Aims to provide understanding of the digital technology and creative knowledge used in studio based production.
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Learning Strategies
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1 lecture, 2 tutorials per week
(1:n)1 (2:15)2
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Prospectus Information
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Working in teams, the students will learn the fundamentals of producing a studio based television programme. The module will cover the scripting of a multi camera production, the technology of broadcast engineering and the production of a studio programme.
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Resources
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Avid/Media 100 non linear editing suite
Photoshop
After Effects
Studio and ENG digital cameras
Location Lighting
Gallery and broadcast-standard chroma-key studio
Ancillary audio equipment
Switching
Studio Lighting
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Special Admissions Requirements
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None.
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Texts
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Film production Management, Bastian Cleve, Focal Press (1999) ISBN 0-240-80393-0
Video Basicsn4, Herbert Zetti, Thomson Wadsworth (2003), ISBN: 0-534-61245-8
Basic TV Technology 4th edition - Robert L Hartwig (2005) ISBN 0-240-80717-0
A Broadcast Engineering Tutorial for Non-Engineers 3rd edition - Graham Jones (2003) ISBN 0-240-80700-6
Television Production Handbook, 8th Edition, Herbert Zettit, Thomson Wadsworth (2003), 0-534-56377-5
Multi-skilling for Television Production, Peter Ward, Alan Bermingham, Chris Wherry. Focal Press (2000) ISBN 0-240-51557-9
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Learning Outcome
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1. SHOW CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF HOW STUDIOS OPERATE WITHIN A DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT.
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2. DEMONSTRATE AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE METHODS AND AVENUES OF ENQUIRY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DIGITAL STUDIO PRODUCTION, INCLUDING LIVE/AS-LIVE STUDIO PRODUCTIONS.
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3. ANALYSE DIGITAL TECHNIQUES AND TECHNOLOGY IN TERMS OF DEVELOPMENT AND THE IMPORTANCE OF PRE PRODUCTION: WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT'S NEEDED TO PRODUCE A STUDIO PROGRAMME.
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4. DEVELOP FURTHER SCRIPTWRITING SKILLS, INCLUDING TECHNICAL SCRIPTING FOR CAMERAS, NEEDED TO PRODUCE A STUDIO PROGRAMME, APPLY THOSE SKILLS USING PRIOR KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE TECHNICAL AND CREATIVE REQUIREMENTS FOR A STUDIO BASED PROGRAMME.
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5. WORK COMPETENTLY AS PART OF A TEAM IN A STUDIO ENVIRONMENT.
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