Master's Degree in Theory and Practice of Creative Documentary Making

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The Lifelong Learning Master's Degree structures its curriculum around two complementary areas of study: a theoretical component and a practical component.
THEORY
The theoretical component is conceived as a core element of the students' academic training. Familiarity with the diverse documentary traditions, their historical development, and the range of aesthetic approaches within the field provides the essential conceptual framework upon which students will base their creative and methodological decisions in the practical component of the program.
PRACTICE
The practical component begins with project development coursework and is progressively intensified through structured activities, including a formal pitching session. Throughout the academic year, students engage in research and pre-production processes focused on potential documentary subjects, subsequently advancing to the stages of project development and post-production.
Students are required to complete documentary projects as part of the program. Throughout this process, they receive continuous guidance and supervision from professionals with expertise in the various roles involved in documentary production.

Itinerary

The Master's degree in Continuing Education in Theory and Practice of Creative Documentary can be taken through two options:
- Enroll in the entire program.
- Enroll in each course individually, and once all have been completed, enroll in the master's final project.

Related programmes

Course in Documentary Development and Post-production I
Course in Documentary Development and Post-production II
Course in Dramaturgy and Documentary Film Specialties
Course in History, Aesthetics and Genres of Documentary Filmmaking

Title obtained

Lifelong Learning Master's Degree in Theory and Practice of Creative Documentary Making