Festival and Marketplace (FLTV90035)
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Festival and Marketplace is an intensive study, chosen either locally or abroad. Students will be given an opportunity to gain a deep and immersive understanding of the changing marketplace for film and television within a wider and global context.
Students will attend a local or international film or television festival with marketplace where they will have first-hand experience of the nuanced sphere of audience and key players in television, streaming and cinema. The perspectives of distributors, sales agents and other marketplace operators will be revealed through industry lectures, field trips and tutorials.
Students will generate marketing and press elements relevant to a creative project and engage in script coverage exercises focused on analysing a screen work and discussing it in the context of audience and marketplace.
This subject provides students with an opportunity to experience study in a local or international context of screen practice and culture, build contacts and networks and consider producing screen work as contributing to and within a larger discourse.
Additional Cost to Tuition Fees
This subject will incur costs in addition to tuition fees. Estimated cost is around $650. This cost covers attending the festival and market.
Some of these events may be curated (i.e. pre-determined by the subject coordinator) and others will be free choice. Cost of attendance at the festival is the student's responsibility. Ticket prices are available at http://miff.com.au/index.php. Most industry talks are free.
This subject has an optional overseas component.
This subject has an optional intensive study abroad experience that exposes students to a deeper and contextual understanding of the production and presentation of film and television in an international context. Students will travel to an international destination in Europe or Asia.
Please note, the estimated cost of the trip is $5,000 plus spending money. Students may be eligible for the Overseas Help Loan (OS-HELP Loans).
Intended learning outcomes
On completion of this subject, students should be able to:
- exhibit advanced knowledge of the contemporary television, streaming and cinema marketplace and audience and articulate their relevance to screen production projects;
- compose a script coverage report from a distributor's perspective;
- create a detailed marketing and distribution plan for an original work;
- actively engage, research and participate in an Industry Festival or Market;
- critically evaluate audience and industry market trends.
Generic skills
- Research and analytical skills;
- clear spoken and written communication;
- demonstrate attention to detail; and
- demonstrate understanding of ethical and cultural contexts.
Last updated: 10 November 2023