There are some basic skills that students who want to study in the Cinema and Television Undergraduate Program should have. These skills are important to support both academic success and later professional success in the industry. Here are some of these skills:
Creative Thinking: The world of cinema and television is the art of telling stories in a visual and auditory form. Therefore, students who wish to study in the program must have the ability to think creatively. Creative thinking includes the ability to write original scripts, design compelling visual scenes and tell stories in unique ways. Creativity is also important in problem-solving processes, as it requires the ability to find solutions to unexpected problems that may arise during production.
Technical Skills: Film and television productions require the use of a variety of technical tools and software. It is important to use tools such as cameras, lighting, sound equipment and editing software effectively. Students need to be comfortable with these technologies and be willing to continuously improve their technical skills.
Communication Skills: Effective communication skills are critical to success in the field of film and television. This includes both written and oral communication. Students need to be able to express their ideas clearly and present their scripts and projects effectively. In addition, strong communication skills are essential to coordinate between the director, actors, production team and other departments.
Teamwork Film and television productions are often a team effort. Students need the ability to collaborate with others and work in harmony with various team members. Teamwork plays a vital role in the successful completion of projects, as production processes often require the integration of different skills and roles.
Critical Thinking and Analytical Skills: Students' ability to think critically enables them to analyze media products and evaluate both their own work and the work of others. This skill includes the ability to provide objective evaluation and feedback, which is essential for the production of quality content. It also encompasses analytical thinking used in understanding industry trends and audience reactions.
These skills are the core competencies that will help students who wish to study in the Bachelor's Program in Cinema and Television to be successful. As students develop these skills, they have the potential to become more effective and innovative in their careers in the film and television industry