YOU CREATE THE SCENE

Your vision shapes the future media and drama scene.

In terms of content, the Multimedia Production program covers subjects from various fields such as theater, radio, film, television, media, the music industry, sound, creative writing, directing, camera work, editing, management and business, IT, cultural studies, and communication studies, and the sciences of drama and audio-visual arts.

A producer collaborates with various professions in a broader collective, so knowledge from these fields is essential for successfully conceiving, organizing, leading, and implementing a project.

You can now realize your ideas through the media channel of your choice and the mentorship of eminent professors. Additionally, with language courses and participation in international workshops, your work can reach the world.

Attendance at lectures is obligatory but also a privilege for students because each professor on each subject will strive to impart as much knowledge as possible through theory, practice, examples, communication, and tailored content and approach.

APPLY WHAT YOU’VE LEARNED IN PRACTICE

The Multimedia Production program, as a set of skills and knowledge from a wide range of drama and media practices and creative industries, is also connected to technological tools used to craft various modern production forms.

Studying at the Faculty of Contemporary Arts brings hands-on experience with the most advanced technology and programs that allow the entire project, from pre-production to post-production, to be realized in accordance with international standards. 

The Faculty of Contemporary Arts offers direct application of acquired knowledge and skills, primarily in our modern multimedia studio, where you will have the opportunity to bring your creativity to life.

HOW TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL MULTIMEDIA PRODUCER

Teaching in the Multimedia Production program is conducted through lectures, exercises, colloquiums, tests, and independent seminary projects, with an emphasis on practical work.

The study program includes 42 exams, of which 32 are mandatory, and 10 are elective, which you can choose from a list of 20 subjects. All subjects in this study program last one semester.

Students’ activities are monitored and assessed using the point (credit) system.

Subjects are divided into mandatory and elective, which allows you professional development in the field of production that interests you the most.

WHAT’S NEXT

After completing your studies, you can work as:

• Producer within the film, television, theater, radio, and other stage and media activities;
• Independent producer within the film, television, theater, radio, and other stage and media activities;
• Screenwriter, director, cinematographer, and editor in a wide range of audio-video creative and applied content fields;
• Author and manager of drama, media, and general artistic content;
• Producer of music events, festivals, and manifestations;
• Media advisor;
• Creator and manager of various commercial, political, and social campaigns;
• Holder and manager of media and cultural institution systems;
• Copywriter, and art director within PR and marketing agencies;
• Drama and media critic and analyst;
• Part of professional non-academic functions within dramatic arts and media (stage manager, assistant director, director’s assistant, video mixer…).

Depending on the position of your future profession, your working hours can be flexible. The job of a producer is creative, challenging, and dynamic, and requires communication, effort, and continuous work which, alongside formal education, leads to success.

In recent years, the demand for this profession has been growing, and the art market is always looking for innovative projects.

The number of students in the class is limited with the aim of dedicating equal attention to each student in terms of individual work and consultations.