Producer film and TV drama.

YH01750

After completing the programme, the student should have knowledge of/in: - The industry's labour market, its forms of employment and conditions, as well as knowledge of developing a business. - The employer's areas of responsibility and the regulations for systematic work environment management. - Safety and sustainability work and methods during film shoots. - Production processes and how they are affected when streaming services are the commissioning party. - Being able to use different software for film and TV production. - Authorities' rules and applicable laws for filming in public places, as well as contract law and intellectual property law with associated collective agreements. - Budgeting in a film or TV production, and production economics with cost calculation, processes and follow-up in relevant software. - Leadership methods in creative processes and "industries", as well as conflict and stress management, communication strategies and methods for team building. After completing the programme, the student should have skills in: - Planning and carrying out their work with the work environment in mind and with reference to applicable laws and collective agreements. - Breaking down and analysing scripts and drawing up a shooting schedule that enables a sustainable, efficient and structured workflow based on working hours legislation and collective agreements. - Drawing up a budget in relevant software for a feature film or TV series and investigating costs for different goods and services. - Analysing and organising the production process and making reasonableness assessments within given financial frameworks during different phases of a film or TV shoot. - Identifying and finding suitable filming locations and ensuring a good work environment for temporary workplaces. - Marketing themselves as freelancers and managing their self-employment legally with profitability in mind. After completing the programme, the student should have competences to: - Plan, structure and organise upcoming shoots regardless of location - Handle group dynamics, leadership and communication in a team - Estimate the costs of specific parts of a larger project. - Work with and take responsibility for the finances in the whole process of a film project or TV series. - Identify organisational, technical, logistical or time-related alternatives in different parts of a film or TV production. - Carry out their work tasks in a safe and well-planned way.