Teaching Workshop: Video Production for Research and Territorial Communication
A.Y. 2021/2022
Learning objectives
The workshop aims at introducing students to the methodologies of audio-video shooting and editing for researching and storytelling of territories.
Students will be guided through methodological and practical exercises aimed at learning the basic techniques of filming and editing.
Furthermore, students will be asked to work on an individual or collective project ( as defined during the workshop) focusing on the story of the territory.
Students will be guided through methodological and practical exercises aimed at learning the basic techniques of filming and editing.
Furthermore, students will be asked to work on an individual or collective project ( as defined during the workshop) focusing on the story of the territory.
Expected learning outcomes
The students are expected to master the various tools and methods learnt during the workshop in the context of the individual or collective realisation of a visual research project of geographical interest
Lesson period: Second semester
Single course
This course cannot be attended as a single course. Please check our list of single courses to find the ones available for enrolment.
Course syllabus and organization
Single session
Responsible
Lesson period
Second semester
Students will be informed in case of changes due to the Covid 19 emergency.
Course syllabus
The workshop aims to introduce students to the methodologies of audio-video shooting and editing aimed at researching and narrating territories. The workshop will take place on a residential basis in a municipality of the Unité des communes Mont Emilius (AOSTA), in order to practice the methodologies learnt in a field experience.
The workshop will focus on topics such as
- photographic theory and technique ( basics)
- audio-video shooting technique ( basics)
- Cataloguing and data storage
- Video editing ( basics)
- Theory and methods for the visual narration of territories
- Basics of documentary cinema
Students will also be guided in methodological and practical exercises aimed at learning the basics of shooting and editing techniques.
Information on how to apply for the workshop will be published on the website of the course.
Students are reminded that it will be necessary to sign up for the workshop through SIFA in order to access the 3 CFU.
The workshop will focus on topics such as
- photographic theory and technique ( basics)
- audio-video shooting technique ( basics)
- Cataloguing and data storage
- Video editing ( basics)
- Theory and methods for the visual narration of territories
- Basics of documentary cinema
Students will also be guided in methodological and practical exercises aimed at learning the basics of shooting and editing techniques.
Information on how to apply for the workshop will be published on the website of the course.
Students are reminded that it will be necessary to sign up for the workshop through SIFA in order to access the 3 CFU.
Prerequisites for admission
The Laboratory is open to students of the Laurea Triennale (Undergraduation) in Human Sciences of the Environment, Territory and Landscape.
Teaching methods
Lectures, case studies, study visits
Teaching Resources
Ietri D., Mastropietro E., Studi sul qui. Deep mapping e narrazioni dei territori. Stagione 1, Mimesis edizioni, 2020
Assessment methods and Criteria
Each student will be assessed according to the methodological rigor that he/she will apply in his/her fieldwork. At the end of the course, each student will have to return a written paper that reports selected methods, data and findings obtained or alternatively an audio-visual product.
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