(4 academic years)
Create the great stories of the future for the new audiovisual industry
Become a cinematography professional by learning to navigate different creative territories from the maximum technical and technological training while developing an artistic and authorial perspective.
- The Official Degree in Cinematography is a unique and exclusive program at a leading school where more than 450 film practices are filmed each year using the most innovative technology. Studying audiovisual and cinematography at the University School TAI It will prepare you to overcome all the challenges of the industry together with the best teachers, experts and active professionals who bring the current reality of the industry to the classroom.
- Learn about the complete functioning of a production and train yourself through a project methodology and a job rotation system to specialize in what you like most: photography and camera direction, script and direction, image post-production and sound creation or production and production design.
- This comprehensive training includes individualized monitoring throughout the entire training process that will allow you to achieve artistic and personal maturity to advance in your professional career.
Six reasons
to study in TAI
Direct, write, produce, shoot and edit
Train in cutting-edge spaces with advanced equipment and software
Train yourself under the eyes of the great geniuses of the industry
Create a network in a multidisciplinary creative environment
Expand your training with one of our masters
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Do you want to study film in Madrid? With the Bachelor's Degree in Filmmaking, you'll specialize in screenwriting and directing, production, post-production, or photography and camera work.
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Do you want to study film in Madrid? With the Bachelor's Degree in Filmmaking, you'll specialize in screenwriting and directing, production, post-production, or photography and camera work.
Study Plan
Course 1
History of Cinema I
Cinematographic Aesthetics
Assembly Theory and Technology I
Cinematographic Script
Professional Ethics and Equality
Audiovisual Narrative
Sound and Musical Expression
Fundamentals of Photography
Audiovisual Production
Projects I. Fiction Filming
Course 2
History of Cinema II
Expanded Cinema
modern language
Film Creation and Staging
Technique and Aesthetics of the Cinematographic Image
Art direction
Screenwriting Workshop for Film and Fiction Series
Production and Market
Assembly Theory and Technology II
Sound Technology
Projects II. Fiction Filming
Course 3
common subjects
Film Analysis
Projects III. Filming Fiction and Non-Fiction
Entrepreneurship and Professional Development
Screenwriting and Directing
Screenplay Development
Contemporary Dramaturgy
Film Directing
Directing Actors
Creative Documentary
The Directing Department
The Narrative of Editing
Production and Production Design
Production Design
Film Production
Distribution and Marketing
Production Technology
Television Formats
Stage Production
Audiovisual Media Law
Audiovisual company
Image and Sound Postproduction
Color Theory and Technology
Composition and VFX
Aesthetics of Sound
Sound Design
Acoustics and Direct Sound
Audiovisual Media Editing
Post-production processes
Direction of Photography and Camera
Direction of Photography I
Camera I
Light Engineering and Grip
Television Formats Aesthetics and Technology
DIT (Digital Imaging Technician)
Color Grading Introduction
Course 4
common subjects
Current Trends in Film and Series
Academic Recognition of Credits
External Internships
Undergraduate Thesis Project
Screenwriting and Directing
Film Criticism
Series Creation and Development
Auteur Film Directing
Advertising Film Directing
Film Score
Production and Production Design
Executive Production
Film and Cultural Management
Postproduction Coordination
Series Creation and Production
Image and Sound Postproduction
Composition and VFX for Advertising
3D Animation
Film Editing
Music Production
Direction of Photography and Camera
Direction of Photography II
Camera II
Advertising Photography Workshop
Workshop: Lighting in the Virtual Environment
Color Grading and Editing
Access
Student profile
Individuals endowed with awareness, creativity, and commitment who are willing to explore opportunities to develop their technical, artistic, and intellectual capacities.
Students who enjoy and dedicate themselves to “workshop” work, capable of also developing a creative personality, and a team vision intrinsically associated with cinematography.
Future professionals who want to take their passion for cinematography to the next level through official university studies, thus giving themselves the qualifications to not only practice a profession, but also to be able to embark on a career in academia/research.
Requirements
An academic orientation interview must be conducted, and you must meet the requirements of one of the admission routes:
Official Spanish University Entrance Exam (EvAU), Vocational Training qualification, or a certification of other studies carried out in Spain.
Applicants with a non-EU secondary school diploma are required to get their degree officially recognized.
The UNED credential is necessary for students from the European Union in possession of an International Baccalaureate.
Professors
Career Opportunities
audiovisual direction
Film director. Coordinator of audiovisual projects. Showrunner. Producer of TV series, advertising or documentaries. 1st and 2nd assistant director. script.
Screenwriting
Fiction scriptwriter for film and TV, magazines and reality shows. Showrunner. Screenwriter of multimedia projects, events and television galas. dialogist. Script Analyst. Literary adaptation specialist.
Cinematography
Director of photography. Camera operator in film and TV. Assistant and / or camera assistant. Video-assist. DIT (digital imaging technician). Traveling machinist. TV set lighting. Gaffer and/or electric.
Manufacturing
Executive producer. Production manager. Head of production. Councilor Director of audiovisual companies. Director of audiovisual and multimedia projects.
Editing and post production
Fiction editor for film and TV. Post-production coordinator. VFX Supervisor. Post-production, animation, special effects or color technician. Grader
Sound
Head of sound. Sound designer. Sound editor. Microphone player. Direct sound technician, BSO recording or dubbing. Producer / a BSO.
Research
Academic researcher.
Facilities and resources
Documentation Bachelor's Degrees
Official degree documentation
- Academic Calendar
- Academic Calendar
- ECTS transfer and recognition regulations
- Registration and permanence regulations
- Language requirements for admission to degrees in Spanish
- Language requirements for admission to degrees in English
- Undergraduate Thesis Project Regulations
- Modern Language Regulations
- Modern Language Regulations
- SGIC regulations
- General Information Collection Plan