Master in Cinema, Communication and Audiovisual Indusrty

Know and understand the knowledge acquired and know how to apply it in a scientific and professional environment.

Transfer skills and knowledge in new contexts that arise.

Distinguish, relate and analyze situations being able to solve problems based on the new knowledge acquired.

Analyze the sources, documentaries, bibliographical, oral, that allow to undertake an investigation or professional work.

Evaluate and issue judgments based on previously verified scientific criteria.

Transfer and communicate the conclusions autonomously and in a group.

Acquire rhetorical skills for writing, exposing and discussing projects in a professional context.

Skill and aptitude to evaluate and finalize the proposed projects: planning and responsibility in the creative process.

Apply the acquired knowledge and be able to transfer it into a professional team, unifying one's own interests with those of the collective project.

The Academic Committee of the Master's degree will decide on the admission of students based on the candidate's Curriculum 

The following degrees are expected to guarantee direct access to Master's studies: Graduates and Graduates in Audiovisual Communication, Advertising, Journalism, History, Art History, Architecture, Music, Literature.

Likewise, students belonging to the degrees of Commerce, Economics, Law, and Business Administration and Management may access the Master, provided that they prove experience in the cinematographic medium and / or supporting documents to that effect (Specialization courses, etc.).

For applicants whose language is not Spanish, a level equivalent to B1 will be required according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

For more information about admission requirements, please visit the university website.

Admissions Option 2

Production. Photography (Basic Principles)

Scenography. Quality and Properties of Architectural Space in Cinema

Assembly: Image and Sound. Multimedia Edition

Distribution. Communicative Strategies. Merchandising. Display

Cinematographic Journalism: the Criticism. Test: Study and Analysis

Introduction to the Analysis of Film Texts

Audiovisual Formats and New Narratives. Transmediality, Innovation, Creativity

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Master

Performing Arts

Film Studies

Founded in the XIII century, the University of Valladolid (UVa) is a public university in Spain, located in the beautiful and peaceful region of Castilla and Leon, the cradle of Spanish language. Since its foundation, this academic institution has grown and has adapted to changing times to become one of the leading universities in Spain.

Master in Cinema, Communication and Audiovisual Indusrty

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Master in Cinema, Communication and Audiovisual Indusrty

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