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Digital Video Techniques - Introduction - Crawford College of Art & Design

Lifelong Learning
CR_ACCXX_7

This course is an introduction to the art of digital video production across a range of moving image practices. The course is designed to facilitate a hands-on approach in mastering the basic skills and techniques required to proficiently shoot, edit, and share video content.

Award Name Single Module Certificate
NFQ Classification
Awarding Body Munster Technological University
NFQ Level
Award Name NFQ Classification Awarding Body NFQ Level
Single Module Certificate Munster Technological University
Location:
Cork City
Attendance Options:
Evening, Part time
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
5

Duration

Tuesday 6.30pm - 9.00pm (Semester 1).

Entry Requirements

Admission Requirements
Students are not required to have any previous experience.

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Further information

Semester One. Starts Tuesday 19th September 2023

€300.

Course Registration Opens: 1st August 2023
APPLICATION DEADLINE 17th September 2023

Students are introduced to the use of camcorders and DSLR cameras for shooting video, smartphone apps and portable audio recorders for recording sound, and video editing techniques and software. Principles of the moving image language will be explored through storyboarding and camerawork. It is expected that students will work outside of class hours to create video content to develop a short video project for group discussion and analysis. Students are required to have their own digital camera for this course.

Students have an opportunity to submit their work for assessment (80% attendance is required to be eligible for assessment) should they wish to gain the MTU: Single Module Certification for this course.

Award
MTU: Single Module Certification, 5 ECTS credits at Level 6 on the National Framework of Qualifications.

T: 021 433 5220
E: crawford.enquiries@mtu.ie

Location:
Cork City
Attendance Options:
Evening, Part time
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
5