Technology of Audiovisual Production

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Department of Radioelectronics

Synopsis:

The learning outcome is advanced knowledge of the elements, subsystems and systems used in professional and semi-professional television and radio studio technology, the technology of production and broadcasting of radio and television programs and other parts of audiovisual technology. It also includes technical aspects of photography and photo processing. It therefore summarizes all important aspects of audiovisual production technology for various purposes. The lectures are supplemented with current information presented by external experts.

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Syllabus of lectures:

1. Introduction, stages of audio work processing, sound in AV work

2. Mixing and mastering of audio work

3. Basics of editing composition, AV production technology

4. Basics of pre-production technology, shooting and photography

5. Basics of exponometry and lighting

6. Digitization and film processing, classical and digital cinematography

7. Perspective and immersive formats in television technology

8. Directing and post-production image processing in studio technology, special image effects - VFX

9. 3D animation, motion capture systems - MOCAP

10. Sound in film, multi-channel sound, Dolby Atmos

11. Surround sound for film, 360 deg. video and VR

12. Specifics of classical music recording and processing

13. Music and sound effects - algorithms, use. Audio recording editing

14. Current AV protocols, studio wiring, principles of AV projection

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Recommended literature:

[1] Huber, D., M.: Modern Recording Techniques. 10 ed. Focal Press 2023

[2] Rogers, G., editor. Digital Video: Production Workflows and Techniques. States Academic Press, 2022.

[3] Owens, J.: Video production handbook.7 ed. Routledge, 2023

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