(60 ECTS)
Master the technical and creative tools linked to light and camera
Un master designed based on the needs of the audiovisual industry, a booming sector that demands specialists in photography and camera direction.
Obtain training linked to professional practice in a school where exchange between all artistic disciplines is promoted.
Take a transversal journey into the world of film photography from a practical methodology with which you will learn to technically and artistically manage any film situation related to light and the camera in different audiovisual fields, from fiction to documentary film, experimental and advertising cinema.
Six reasons
to study in TAI
Explore diverse audiovisual fields
Learn about the specific processes, methodologies and workflows of fiction (both film and television), documentary and experimental film, and advertising film.
Access a wide range of professional internships
Link the training field with the professional field by requesting advice to do internships with one of the 800 companies in the world of the arts with which TAI maintains collaboration agreements.
Creatively apply the most advanced grading software
Get an expanded view of high-end professional photography with DaVinci Resolve, the industry's most widely used grading and color correction software.
Complete 80 hours of filming
40 hours as creative leader or head of department + 40 hours as main assistant + other assistants.
Create a network in a multidisciplinary creative environment
Participate in transversal projects generating unique experiences and professional teams for the future.
Train yourself under the eyes of the great geniuses of the industry
Learn alongside active professionals of international prestige and discover all the keys to connecting your creations with the industry. encounters, masterclasses and workshops with artists of the caliber of David Lynch, Isabel Coixet, Gaspar Noé, Julie Delpy, Tim Burton and many more.
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Master in Direction of Cinematography. Learn to technically and artistically manage any film situation related to light and camera.
Study Plan
1. SUBJECTS AND WORKSHOPS
Contemporary Film Narratives
Aesthetics and Image
Technology and Mechanics: the Camera
DIT (Digital Imaging Technician)
Light Engineering
Cinematography Workshop
Camera Workshop
machine shop
steadicam workshop
Advertising Photography Workshop
Grading and Color Correction Workshop
Industry, Business and Career Development
Project Development Tutorials
2. PRACTICES
Participation in joint film practices
Participation in an advertising practice: fashion film or music video
Optional participation in a non-fiction piece: creative documentary or experimental short film
3. FINAL PROJECTS
Fiction Short Film
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Student profile
Students with a Bachelor's Degree in Audiovisual Communication, Communication Sciences, Fine Arts, Design or other related qualifications, from national or international universities.
Students with a Diploma and/or Bachelor's Degree in Filmmaking of TAI School of the Arts or other film schools.
Audiovisual professionals who want to immerse themselves in a new discipline.
Requirements
To access the pedagogical orientation interview, the applicant must present:
- A link to previous audiovisual works.
- A photographic and camera analysis.
Professors
Workshops
Meetings with the Industry
Jordan GrayCinematographer and filmmaker (1 Gaudí Award and 4 other awards and nominations)
Camera Workshop
Laura SipanDirector, camera operator and photographer (26 national and international awards)
Career Opportunities
Cinematography
Director of photography for movies and TV series. Director of advertising photography. Director of documentary photography.
Photography and Camera
Camera operator or steadycam. Camera assistant. Camera assistant. DIT (digital imaging technician). Film machinist. Gaffer and/or electric. Lighting technician.
Postproduction
Color artist and/or grader.
Facilities
