Moving Images
The Minor Programme Moving Images focuses on media production and moving images with an emphasis on production and practical approaches, as well as a basis in theory.
This Minor consists of a graphic arts course, a basic seminar on film exercises, and a media production project, as well as language and cultural studies offered by the Language Centre.
This production course offers students an opportunity to develop and apply their knowledge and creative talent from first concepts all the way to a finished production. Thus it includes the packaging of a project and preparing fiction and/or non-fiction formats. As well as creating short screen productions, the Moving Images Minor involves looking at a wider range of formats such as audiovisual installations, cross-media and trans-media storytelling.
+++ PLEASE NOTE: This programme runs only in Summer Semester! +++
Key Skills
Within the Minor the students will:
- learn about the conception and creative packaging of media projects
- use a variety of methods and processes in different phases of media production
- become familiar with project management and the development/organization of creative projects and learn to prepare, plan, execute, and control media projects
- gain an understanding of calculation, financing, controlling and recoupment of media projects
- evaluate and reflect on the methods needed for different media project formats
- learn how to establish teamwork and to cooperate in an international student team
- focus on the challenges of storytelling and transcultural empathy in a dynamically changing media framework
About our programs
Exchange students are able to choose from a variety of English-taught Minor Programs. Each Minor is a one semester long set program. Most Minors run every semester, and normally consist of 30 ECTS credits. 1 ECTS credit normally equals approximately 30 hours of work. Please note that it is NOT possible to pick and mix courses from different Minors. In order to be admitted to one of our Minors, we expect students to have a language level of B2 or higher in English (non-native speakers need to include proof of language proficiency in their application documents).
Courses
| Module name | ECTS |
|---|---|
| Film Exercises | 4 |
| Media Production | 16 |
| Graphic Arts | 6 |
| German Society and Culture | 2 |
| German Language Course | 2 |
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