- UAB Microcredential
- Code: 5209/1
- 1st edition
- Modality: Online
- Credits: 5 ECTS
- Start date: 11/11/2025
- Finish date: 31/01/2026
- Places: 25
- Orientation: Professional
- Price: 765 €
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Special price 229 €
Group of application: Amount with the NextGenerationUE Fund discount applied
- Teaching language: Spanish
- Location: Synchronous online teaching on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
This training aims to introduce the technical specificities of audiovisual content production, as well as provide the necessary guidelines for image and sound analysis to enable quality control, evaluation and selection, and other processes related to the treatment and preservation of documents. This requires basic training in the technical aspects of audiovisual recording and production, identifying different production agents and their equipment, analyzing different workflows, and managing metadata according to the medium for subsequent archival management.
Objectives:
1. Understand the fundamental technical aspects of audiovisual production, including image and sound recording and editing.
2. Identify the different agents and professionals involved in audiovisual production.
3. Analyze workflows across different media and manage metadata for proper archival preservation.
4. Provide the necessary guidelines for evaluation, selection, and treatment of audiovisual documents.
Curriculum:
1. Technical concepts related to audiovisual content analysis.
- Learn methodologies and practices that allow the analysis and interpretation of images and sounds.
- Assess the technical quality of audiovisual and sound archives.
- Training in capturing, editing, and producing images and sounds.
- Training in archival treatment and preservation.
2. Document processing of audiovisual content.
- Understand the workflow involved in audiovisual production in television, where various professionals interact.
- Learn the technical specificities and metadata collection required for processing and preserving audiovisual documentation.
3. Technical characteristics and documentary analysis of radio content.
- Explore the specific technical features of radio production and the processes of editing, sound control, and broadcasting, which are essential to ensure proper archival preservation and description.
4. New multimedia formats: evolution and preservation.
- Analyze the evolution of audiovisual consumption in the digital age, focusing on social media and video streaming platforms.
- Learn how to adapt traditional preservation methods to the new realities of the multimedia world.
Enrollment:
If you are interested in deepening your knowledge of the technical processes of producing audiovisual and sound documents, do not hesitate to enroll. This course is ideal for both professionals in the sector and those wishing to enter this field.
Dont miss the opportunity to gain training in such a crucial area for the preservation of audiovisual and sound documentary heritage.
- Documentary processing of audiovisual content
- Technical characteristics and documentary analysis of radio content
- New multimedia formats: evolution and preservation
- Managers or professionals in centers, organizations, or archives responsible for safeguarding and handling audiovisual and sound documentation.
- Staff involved in the processing and management of audiovisual documents in centers such as television and radio archives, audiovisual production companies, media libraries, sound libraries, film libraries, or similar institutions.
- Professionals looking to retrain and pursue new career opportunities in the audiovisual processing and preservation sector, with a focus on document management and dissemination.
Objectives:
1. Understand the fundamental technical aspects of audiovisual production, including image and sound recording and editing.
2. Identify the different agents and professionals involved in audiovisual production.
3. Analyze workflows across different media and manage metadata for proper archival preservation.
4. Provide the necessary guidelines for evaluation, selection, and treatment of audiovisual documents.
Curriculum:
1. Technical concepts related to audiovisual content analysis.
- Learn methodologies and practices that allow the analysis and interpretation of images and sounds.
- Assess the technical quality of audiovisual and sound archives.
- Training in capturing, editing, and producing images and sounds.
- Training in archival treatment and preservation.
2. Document processing of audiovisual content.
- Understand the workflow involved in audiovisual production in television, where various professionals interact.
- Learn the technical specificities and metadata collection required for processing and preserving audiovisual documentation.
3. Technical characteristics and documentary analysis of radio content.
- Explore the specific technical features of radio production and the processes of editing, sound control, and broadcasting, which are essential to ensure proper archival preservation and description.
4. New multimedia formats: evolution and preservation.
- Analyze the evolution of audiovisual consumption in the digital age, focusing on social media and video streaming platforms.
- Learn how to adapt traditional preservation methods to the new realities of the multimedia world.
Enrollment:
If you are interested in deepening your knowledge of the technical processes of producing audiovisual and sound documents, do not hesitate to enroll. This course is ideal for both professionals in the sector and those wishing to enter this field.
Dont miss the opportunity to gain training in such a crucial area for the preservation of audiovisual and sound documentary heritage.
Contents
- Technical concepts related to the analysis of audiovisual content- Documentary processing of audiovisual content
- Technical characteristics and documentary analysis of radio content
- New multimedia formats: evolution and preservation
Career opportunities
People who wish to specialize or are interested in these types of documentary materials and who work or want to work as:- Managers or professionals in centers, organizations, or archives responsible for safeguarding and handling audiovisual and sound documentation.
- Staff involved in the processing and management of audiovisual documents in centers such as television and radio archives, audiovisual production companies, media libraries, sound libraries, film libraries, or similar institutions.
- Professionals looking to retrain and pursue new career opportunities in the audiovisual processing and preservation sector, with a focus on document management and dissemination.
Scholarships and financial aid
Within the framework of the plan for the development of university microcredentials, tuition scholarships are offered.
Funded by the "Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan - Funded by the European Union - NextGenerationEU."
See the application information on the FUAB Microcredentials scholarships and grants and application information page.
Coordinating centres
FUAB Formació. Archivística y Gestión de Documentos
Collaborating centres
Arxivers sense Fronteres Espanya (AsF Espanya)
Contact
Ariadna Morente Pagès
Phone: 935929710