Production and Direction of Audiovisual Content 48 months Undergraduate Programme By Universidad de Belgrano (UB) |TopUniversities
Programme Duration

48 monthsProgramme duration

Main Subject Area

Communication and Media StudiesMain Subject Area

Programme overview

Main Subject

Communication and Media Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The Audiovisual of the Future

It is a race of the 21st century, of the audiovisual in times of transmedia, of convergence. It addresses the old media: Television, Cinema, Radio  and the new ones: Internet and Networks. And it crosses them, integrates them, confronts them, with an eye on the development of new languages, new aesthetics and also new uses and markets.

Professional Profile

Strongly oriented towards the professional insertion of the graduate in the national and international audiovisual industry with extensive and also deep knowledge in the aspects of management, organization, production, technologies and markets.

Knowledge and Skills Acquired

  • Theoretical and practical learning of the recording and processing of images and sounds, the languages ​​of each medium, the techniques and technologies and their functional, formal and expressive use for the production of audiovisual content in general.
  • Application of the different models of organization and management of the production of audiovisual contentaccording to each medium in particular and supervision of the tasks and fulfillment of the objectives.
  • Comprehensive audiovisual production from script writing, artistic design, staging, leadership of creative work teams, filming and supervision of the successive stages to the final product.
  • Knowledge of the different business models, forms and sources of financing, preparation and execution of projects and strategies for the distribution of audiovisual content in classic media and formats and in new devices and platforms and their legal aspects.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Communication and Media Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The Audiovisual of the Future

It is a race of the 21st century, of the audiovisual in times of transmedia, of convergence. It addresses the old media: Television, Cinema, Radio  and the new ones: Internet and Networks. And it crosses them, integrates them, confronts them, with an eye on the development of new languages, new aesthetics and also new uses and markets.

Professional Profile

Strongly oriented towards the professional insertion of the graduate in the national and international audiovisual industry with extensive and also deep knowledge in the aspects of management, organization, production, technologies and markets.

Knowledge and Skills Acquired

  • Theoretical and practical learning of the recording and processing of images and sounds, the languages ​​of each medium, the techniques and technologies and their functional, formal and expressive use for the production of audiovisual content in general.
  • Application of the different models of organization and management of the production of audiovisual contentaccording to each medium in particular and supervision of the tasks and fulfillment of the objectives.
  • Comprehensive audiovisual production from script writing, artistic design, staging, leadership of creative work teams, filming and supervision of the successive stages to the final product.
  • Knowledge of the different business models, forms and sources of financing, preparation and execution of projects and strategies for the distribution of audiovisual content in classic media and formats and in new devices and platforms and their legal aspects.

Admission Requirements

Enrollment in the University Initiation Course (CIU):

  1. Present a photocopy of the DNI at the University Tower (Zabala 1837)
  2. Pay the Registration Fee
Documentation to be presented by the student when registering:

  1. pick up the Enrollment Application at the Revenue Office
  2. 1 3x3 or 4x4 passport photo
  3. photocopy of the DNI (1st and 2nd page) or of the passport in case of being a foreigner
  4. secondary studies certificate duly legalized by the Ministry of Education (original and common photocopy). Secondary degrees from schools that are not from the Federal Capital and were issued before January 1, 2010, must also be legalized by the Ministry of the Interior.  The need for legalization is eliminated for all titles issued after January 1, 2010.
Enrollment of students from another University

They must accompany in their original presentation the documentation that is detailed and any other that in each particular case may be required by this institution:

  • Certificate of university studies issued by the University where they come from, duly legalized by the respective office of the Ministry of Education.
  • Program of the subjects studied, approved and/or failed, specifying the number of postponements and whose equivalence they would like to assert at this University, duly legalized by the competent authority.
  • Certification that you are not disciplinary sanctioned at the University where you come from.
The preceding documentation must be original and legalized by the Ministry of Education.

International Student Enrollment

The original of the Certificate of Secondary Studies must be legalized:

  • In the country of origin by the Ministry of Culture and Education and the Argentine Consulate.
  • In the Argentine Republic at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Arenales 819/21 Ground Floor, City of Buenos Aires, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and by the Ministry of Education (Bolívar 191, Ground Floor) with originals of the Certificate of Secondary Studies and a photocopy of the same.
If the certificates are written in a foreign language: they must be translated by a Registered Public Translator.

Then Legalize it by the Association of Translators, Avda. Callao 289, City of Buenos Aires.

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