Reality Workshop (10 cr)

Content

Students are able to use their storytelling and dramatic skills when writing for non-fiction television. Students know the various professional roles of a screenwriter from reality television shows to an entertainment program. Students master the fundamentals of developing a reality television concept. Students apply their skills to prepare and shoot a non-fiction series. Students can work in roles of cinematography, editing, production management and sound design & production. Learning outcomes vary depending on the role the student chooses in production.

Teaching methods

Lectures
Contact teaching
Workshops
Guided assignments
Project
Tutorials
Assignments

Evaluation scale

0-5

Assessment methods and criteria

5
The student participates actively and performs assignments with excellence.
The student can act independently and as an active group member.
The students shows interest and knowledge in the subject matter.

3-4
The student participates actively and performs assignments well.
The student can act independently and as an active group member.

1-2
The student participates actively and performs assignments.
The student can act independently and as an active group member.