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The World of Television is a new course for 4EU + students as a cross-sectional view of the still dominant medium, which in recent years has absorbed the principles of cinema. It will focus on three levels: a) the medium as an institution (production organization, economic aspects, what is the television market, how rights, tv formats and so-called packages are traded) b) the medium as a creative space for creating media content (including genres, their changes in relation to current trends), c) the world that television mediates (to what extent it can compete with other types of communication, especially social networks).
Last update: Štoll Martin, prof. MgA., Ph.D. (04.01.2023)
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The aim of the course is to perceive television as a strong medium that retains a significant role in today's fragmented digital world, which it had to adapt to. The purpose is to show the various aspects of the world of television and the world that television depicts, and to take a step towards committing this medium. Lecturer is therotician and practician of television, he worked for TV as a slot editor and editor of documentary films, seires and programmes, and as a external director of documentary films.
MOODLE: Kurz: World of Television (cuni.cz) Last update: Štoll Martin, prof. MgA., Ph.D. (04.01.2023)
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Requirements: 100 % the Moodle test and the system of small tasks. Final grade spectrum: A: 91-100 B: 81-90 C: 71-80 D: 61-70 E: 51-60 Fail: <51 Last update: Štoll Martin, prof. MgA., Ph.D. (04.01.2023)
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Course literature: a lot of texts and tasks in Moodle. BREN, P. The greengrocer and his TV: The culture of Communism after the 1968 Prague Spring. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2010 CREEBER, Glen. The Television Genre Book. London : British Film Institute, 2008. MANDER, Jerry. Four Arguments fot the Elimination of Television. New York : HarperCollins Publishers Inc., 1978, reprint 2002 MILLER, Toby. Television studies: The basics. London - New York : Routledge, 2010. WILLIAMS, Raymond. Television. London : Routledge, 2008. OʼDONNEL, Victoria. Television Criticism. California : Sage, 2007. OUELETTE, Laurie. Reality TV: Remaking Television Culture. New York : New York University Press, 2008. PEREBINSSOFF, Philippe - GROSS, Brian - GROSS, Lynne S. Programming for TV, Radio & the Internet. Burlington : Focal Press, 2005. SPIGEL, Lynn - OLSSON, Jan (eds.). Television after TV: Essays on Medium in Transition. Durham : Duke University Press, 2004. STOLL, M. Television and totalitarianism in Czechoslovakia from the first democratic republic to the fall of Communism. London: Bloomsbury, 2019 Last update: Štoll Martin, prof. MgA., Ph.D. (04.01.2023)
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LINK FOR THE COURSE: meet.google.com/qtu-ehcz-urx SUMMER 2023 (preliminary): 2. Television as a building and an institution (20st February 2023) 3. Television between the market and the public service (27th February 2023) 4. Author and his possibilities (law frames, creative challenges...) (6th March 2023) 5. Creative process of the tv programme (from the plot to postproduction), the matter of tv formats (13th March 2023) 6. Dramaturgy of programme, VOD platforms vs. programmed TV (20th March 2023) 7. Spectactors´context (27th March 2022) 8. What world TV presents I - entertaining (3rd April 2023) 10th April - Easters 9. What world TV presents II - serious and tragic world (17th April 2023) 10. What world TV presents III - everything is the competition (24th April 2023) 1st May - Labour Day 8st May - The End of WWII (13. What world TV presents IV - role of tv archives and other types of communication/arts (theatre, music, cinematography, art....)) The lectures will run on principle of everyweek meetings via platform GoogleMeet or ZOOM. Students will be informed. Last update: Štoll Martin, prof. MgA., Ph.D. (04.01.2023)
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