HF MULTIM Multimedia Creation
Name in Czech: Multimediální tvorba
Bachelor's full-time specialized, language of instruction: Czech Czech
Included in the programme: HF Komp:B Multimedia Creation

Study-related information

  • Parts of the final state examination and its content
    The state final examination in the study programme Multimedia Creation in the bachelor's degree consists of:
    - public performance or exposition and defense of the graduate multimedia performance / work (project, composition, realization in public space ..)
    - writing, submission and defense of a bachelor's thesis in the form of a professional essay of min. 20 standard pages of text without attachments,
    - exams from: History of Music and Fine Arts, Theory of Multimedia Creation and Theory of Composition

    The bachelor's graduate performance or exposition consists of the implementation of an interdisciplinary composition, usually in the form of a comprehensive and informative musical-visual installation, interactive environment, concert, film or theater performance, etc. The technical and artistic level of all components is significantly elaborated and follows current artistic trends. The student consults all parameters of the work with the supervisor of the graduate performance, or with another professional consultant or technologist. Consultations concern the music, art, movement and stage components, technical, etc. The graduate performance can be realized in the HF Chamber Hall, in the corridors of the HF building, in the DnO hall or rehearsal rooms and in other suitable spaces .). The time range is set at a minimum of 15 minutes of necessary audience attention.

    The evaluation of the graduate performance or exposition includes the profile of the graduate prepared by the supervisor of the outcome, a written opinion of the opponent of the graduate performance, defense of the graduate performance or exposition at the state final examination and possible feedback of participating students and spectators (especially from the professional public).
  • Requirements of the study
    Students are obliged to present their multimedia works and compositions at concerts and stage performances, for example in the Studies of Contemporary Music, at festivals, exhibitions and creative workshops, occasionally in public spaces. Implementation and public presentation of compulsory study outcomes under the supervision of a teacher is not only a demonstration of acquired practical skills, but also a demonstration of competencies using the necessary knowledge and orientation in current events in the field. Cooperation with other components of the creative team in the creation of interdisciplinary, inter-faculty and inter-school projects, obtaining feedback and reflection on implementation issues within the seminar, etc. also contribute to the student's professional experience. Assessment methods are in accordance with the planned learning outcomes and lead to the achievement of the required graduate profile. All requirements for study outcomes are listed in the syllabus of the course; they are set up to lead to the gradual acquisition of knowledge, skills and competencies assumed by the graduate of the study program.
  • Suggestion of theses topics and the topics of defended theses
    Multimedia project for public space in the context of Czech art after 1990
    Principles of composing a complex work of art
    Chamber opera of the second half of the 20th century. as a multimedia work
    Music for film or stage production of a specific author
    Typology of multimedia expression in authentic art work
    Principles and means of expression of experimental film and video art
    Definition of spatial situation by sound
    Sound design and musical composition in space
    Use of granular synthesis in audiovisual production
    Harmony or Music of the spheres - cosmological themes in artistic creation
    Means of expression of spatial creation based on the musical components
    Sound and space in the context of EAH creation
    Changes in music reception in the context of electronic media

    Defended works:
    Creative approaches to vocal improvisation
    The principle of coincidence in music
    Adaptive sound design
    Music in document, document in music
    Narration of Sound : compositional strategies of electronic music
    Hyperstructurality in the composition of a musical or multimedia work
    User interface as a way to control digital musical instruments
    Numerical system in musical composition
    ANTRO theoretical and methodological anchoring of an author's film based on its own work and artistic experience
    Creative approaches to using field recordings in audiovisual art

    These topics are constantly updated on the basis of a combination of professional knowledge of master's degree teachers teaching the main field, the direction of the entire study program and, last but not least, the department and its interdisciplinary focus.

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