Class Project Management

The Project Management course seeks to mimic the events of the photographic professional practice by conducting a sequence of practical case studies which obliges them to carry out a series of essential tasks for the development of photographic work in a professional environment. Throughout the semester, students will be confronted with the necessary steps to carry out the work, budgeting, organization of tasks, setting the price, contact with the customer.

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1. The photography budget - the main requirements to be taken into account when preparing a budget: costs, equipment, taxes, profit. The corporate photographer vs. the individual photographer. 2. Phases of photographic work: pre-production, production, and post-production. 3. Areas of photographic practice: different approaches and different prices. 4. Agencies and image banks. II 1. Conceptualization and development of a company - an interdisciplinary project. 1.1.- Project schedule, budget, pre-production, production, and post-production. III 1. Development of a business proposal and presentation to a group of experts.

In addition to the online platforms available (moodle, netpa) this UC seeks to integrate its syllabus contents and effective practices into a set of actions that promote knowledge of professionals and their market practices.

Beyond the lens; Edited by Gwen Thomas & Janet Ibbotson; Association of photographers; 3rd edition 2003   Exhibiting Photography: A Practical Guide to Displaying Your Work; Shirley Read; Focal Press; 2nd edition, 2013   Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained; Grant Scott; Focal Press; 2014