DEPARTMENT OF FILM, TELEVISION AND DIGITAL MEDIA

Radio, Television, Film

The Department of Film, Television and Digital Media of the School of Communication places special emphasis on:

• Study of the narrator
• Digitalization in television and radio
• Representation of human actions in highly rated programs
• Trends in film production in the European and US markets

RESEARCH

Production standards in the cinema, television and multimedia industries
UNESCO Code: 531109

Comparative study of audiovisual industries and markets in Spain, Europe and the United States
UNESCO Code: 531106

The effects of digitalization on audiovisual industries and markets
UNESCO Code: 332503

Creativity and audiovisual production
UNESCO Code: 531109

Cinema and society: the social responsibilities of cinema and TV professionals
UNESCO Code: 7199

The relationship between fiction and reality in mixed-genre audiovisual forms (documentary, essay, autobiography, etc.)
UNESCO Code: 620301

Contemporary Photography
UNESCO Code: 620308

The social impact of new technologies (society/culture/education/communication)
UNESCO Code: 332599

New forms and means of communication
(interactive fiction/interactive information/interactive education)
UNESCO Code: 332599

Nihilism and Contemporary Literature
UNESCO Code: 620203

Post-war realism in Western literature
UNESCO Code: 620203

Cinema and Literature
UNESCO Code: 620399

The study of cinema and television scripts and script-writing
UNESCO Code: 620399

Contemporary Literary Criticism
UNESCO Code: 620201