There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

In this module you will explore the relationship between live production and more conventional fictional production and factual event content. These works range from multi-camera recording of live performances to stage productions integrated with fiction film production techniques. You will experience practical immersion in asynchronous exhibition of dramatic and factual works in tandem with the host creative team. This module will contribute to your employability by helping you to expand your textual interpretation, workflow, and production skills.

Upon completion of this module you will be able to

LO1: Demonstrate creative research in dramaturgy (portfolio) with which to successfully translate a staged production’s modes of address (themes, action and/or performance) for remote screen audiences.

LO2: Illustrate an understanding of technical and production approaches required to deliver visualisation of a staged performance for remote screen audiences.

LO3: Critically reflect on the relationships, dynamic management of priorities and mutual editorial requirements during collaborations with the host creative company and visualisation team for remote screen production.

LO4: Demonstrate an understanding of the technical specifications required to finalise content for cinematic distribution, terrestial/VOD broadcast and streaming remote audiences.

LO5: Exemplify professional practice rooted in the principles of inclusion and respect for others through collegiate behaviour as described by ENU Screen Academy's Code of Conduct.