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14698
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| Year |
3
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| Semester |
S2
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| ECTS Credits |
12
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| Workload |
OT(15H)/TP(90H)
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| Scientific area |
Communication Sciences
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Entry requirements |
None.
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Mode of delivery |
Practical.
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Learning outcomes |
Master de main circuits of newsmaking. Master the techniques of journalistic writting, and audio and video editing, applying them to different journalistic genres.
Knowledge of the newsroom routines in tv, radio, press and the web. Developing autonomy, critical sense and self responsability towards the newsroom chores. Reflecting on the sense, adequateness, and ethical backgroung of the journalistic work.
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Syllabus |
1.Press and web:
1.1 Journalistic Production
1.2 Editors and newsroom meeting.
1.3 Production of news, editorial, report, opinion, chronicle, and interview.
1.4 Text editing and multimedia publishing.
2. Audiovisual
2.1 Techniques for tv writting
2.2 Techniques for radio and tv presentation
2.3 Theory and Techniques of image capture.
2.4 Digital editing
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Main Bibliography |
AA.VV. (1998). Livro de Estilo do Público, Público - Comunicação Social, SA.
Barbeiro, H. e Lima, P. (2002). Manual de Radiojornalismo. São Paulo: Campus.
Balsebre, A. (1996). El Lenguage Radiofónico. Madrid: Ed. Cátedra.
Charon, Y. (1995). A entrevista na televisão. Lisboa: Europa-América
Ganz, P. (1995). A Reportagem em Rádio e Televisão. Lisboa: Editorial Inquérito
Gradim, A.(2000). Manual de Jornalismo. Covilhã: Livros Labcom
Hart, C. (1999). Television Program Making. Oxford: Focal Press
Hickman, H.R. (1991). Television Directing. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc
Meneses, J. P. (2003). Tudo o que se passa na TSF … para um “livro de estilo”. Porto: Ed. JN
Ortriwano, G. (1985). A Informação no Rádio. São Paulo: Summus
Reglan, M. y Equiza P. (1996). Televisión y Lenguaje. Barcelona: Ariel Comunicación
Ricardo, D.(2003). Ainda bem que me pergunta, Ed. Notícias, Lisboa.
Watts, H. (1999). Direcção de Câmera: um manual de técnicas de vídeo e cinema. São Paulo:Summus
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Teaching Methodologies and Assessment Criteria |
Students choose an area in which they wish to be assessed, and must complete the number of works indicated for the chosen aspect, which is detailed below:
Hypothesis 1: Web journalism and radio
Hypothesis 2: Web journalism, radio and television
Only one news item per week is permitted and all work will be submitted by the last class of the semester. Each missing piece of news has a grade of zero and if the student does not achieve a final average of 10 (ten) they will be classified as NOT ADMITTED.
In all cases, the final classification will take into account the commitment, participation and sense of responsibility expressed by the student (10%).
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Language |
Portuguese. Tutorial support is available in English.
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