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The
Cinematography Programme
consists of specialization
modules |
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within
the EICAR Filmmaking
programme. |
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The
Filmmaking programme
emphasis is two fold:
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Cross-disciplinary
courses that give
the students the
knowledge and understanding
of all the aspects
of visual storytelling
enabling them to
direct and communicate
with their collaborators
and to fully express
their ideas on film
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Hands-on-film
teaching where the
students “learn
by doing”
in a collaborative
environment. This
lets the student
develop his own
“creative
voice” through
teamwork. The students
have the opportunity
to work in most
film and video formats
including 16mm,
35mm, and HD. |
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The
Cinematography programme
is specifically designed
to give students professional
preparation for a career
as a film or digital cinematographer.
This is accomplished through
theoretical courses and
practical exercises as
well as extensive “hands-on-film”
work where students will
shoot their classmates’
productions allowing the
students to master the
technical and aesthetic
principles of cinematography. |
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EICAR
offers two degrees: |
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Bachelor
of Fine Arts
is a 3 year programme
which provides a broad
introduction to the elements
of filmmaking with the
possibility to specialize
in Cinematography. |
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Master
of Fine Arts is
a highly individualized
2 year programme designed
for students who have
either a Bachelor’s
degree in cinema or Fine
Arts or who have had extensive
professional experience.
The first year consists
of intermediary and advanced
courses in the key disciplines
of filmmaking (cinematography,
directing, editing, screenwriting,
production) as well as
Hands-on-Film exercises
and shorts. In the second
year the emphasis is on
the student’s thesis
film with the possibility
to specialize in Cinematography.
Students have additional
required courses in their
specialization as well
as workshops, and one-to-one
tutoring. Students also
have the opportunity to
work on EICAR productions
-other than their own-
in their area of specialization
and, when available, to
work on professional productions,
as interns.
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Additionally,
EICAR offers Fast Track, |
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a
non-degree, one year intensive
filmmaking programme which
is tailored to meet a
student’s specific
needs. The programme serves
as a powerful springboard
for students looking to
begin their film education
by testing the waters.
Special Cinematography
modules are available
to Fast Track
students. |
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