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This course provides a technical and practical knowledge of film and television direction for various audiences and formats. Students manage cameras and other audiovisual equipment. Topics include multi-camera formats, techniques, and content; live and pre-recorded programming; studio and equipment; monitoring and routines; and post-production. Basic knowledge of technical aspects of videomaking is recommended.
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This course offers a study of the history of gender equality in the contemporary age. Topics include: liberal feminism and suffragism; socialism and feminism; totalitarianism and the role of women; the sixties and feminist struggles; feminist antinuclear movements in the eighties; feminism today; feminism in Spain.
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This course offers a study of social sciences methodology and advanced qualitative research methods. Topics include: development of qualitative research; observation methods; design in conversational methods; in-depth interviews; biographical methods; discussion groups.
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The course offers an introduction to public speaking; how to deliver the core ideas of a presentation in a clear and credible manner. Students develop verbal presentation skills and learn to control their non-verbal communication.
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This course explores the integration of the artistic vision of a musician with the technical and scientific vision. Topics include: using DAW (digital audio workstation)-- how to develop a project; recording; editing; mixing; mastering.
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The course provides a study on environmental economics in order to evaluate environmental consequences of economic activity, as well as to interpret market-based instruments of environmental regulation. It examines the economics of renewable and non-renewable natural resources; concepts for the valuation of non-market amenities; environmental cost- benefit analysis; techniques of valuation of environmental impacts; and theory of optimal management of renewable and non-renewable resources.
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