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The Film and TV Production Management degree programme is a cooperative degree programme with in-depth practical training. It trains the production managers, production supervisors and recording managers who are indispensable for the production of any kind of moving image. According to the generally used differentiation, the term film production not only refers to the production of a cinema film, but also of television, online, advertising and image/industrial films, including further audiovisual content such as multi-platform, 360° or VR/AR films.
The degree programme is currently unique in the German-speaking world and is run in cooperation with the University of Television and Film Munich. The individual modules are tailored to the requirements of the film industry, so that the PMF degree programme is a suitable response to the film industry's great need for academically trained personnel in the field of production management.
Short form | PMF |
Type of study | Full time |
Standard period of study | 7 semester |
Award | Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) |
Start of studies | Winter semester |
Admission restrictions | specific |
Lecture location | Ansbach, München, online |
Language of instruction | German |
Course management | Prof. Dr. Christoph Menardi |
Student advisory service | Prof. Renate Hermann |
Student Services | studierendenservice.pmf(at)hs-ansbach.de |
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The structure of the programme is based on the phases of a media production: assessment of scripts, material development, preparation for shooting/pre-production, shooting, post-production and marketing. The focus of the training is on the organisational and financial areas of production. Students receive a sound education in general production management, which enables them to work on media productions in a managerial capacity.
The great advantage is the close cooperation with the industry. The students are employed in production companies parallel to their studies and are thus in the midst of practice. This is just as true for the lecturers who, due to their proximity to the market, are able to impart concrete knowledge about current developments and provide the students with valuable background knowledge.
The study programme begins with an introduction to all sub-areas and concerns of a production, which are analysed from the first moment of idea generation to the start of marketing.
In the following semesters, this structure is deepened and explained in detail.
The qualification of employees in the field of production management is an important factor for Germany as a production location. The qualifications acquired thus result in the following career opportunities for graduates:
General FAQs for prospective students can be found >>>here<<<
This is understood as the combination of intensive practice in the company and study at a university. Students gain extensive practical experience parallel to their regular studies at the university by implementing the practical module components directly in the company, realising their own projects and also usually dealing with a practical problem of their own company in their Bachelor's thesis.
The company assignments are divided into practical phases during the current semester, the semester break, the practical semester and the time of the final thesis.
Under certain circumstances, additional practical work can be agreed upon individually between students and the practical company.
The practical company pays the students' remuneration including ancillary personnel costs. Whether further costs are incurred, e.g. for the provision of equipment to implement the practical module content, depends on the individual equipment of the company.
The location of the practical company can in principle be in Germany or abroad. However, it must be ensured that the students can both complete the prescribed practical periods in the company and attend the classroom events in Ansbach and Munich.
In PMF, practical module components are to be implemented in the company during the lecture period:
In general, students work full-time in their practical company during the semester break (1 August - 30 September; 15 February - 14 March). The practical semester is also completed in the company.
Additional weekly working hours can be agreed between the student and the company in the training contract. An annual hours account is also conceivable, so that more flexible planning can be made in consultation.
It is important that during the lecture period, the focus is on the studies and that the success of the studies is not jeopardised by additional working hours.
Students are subject to compulsory health, nursing care, pension and unemployment insurance for the entire duration of their studies with in-depth practice.
Detailed regulations on this can be found in the education contract.
Yes. For studies with in-depth practice, the holiday entitlement is regulated in the education contract with the practice partner and is based on this.
Studiengangsleiter Produktionsmanagement Film und TV (PMF)
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Nach dem Studium der Kommunikationswissenschaften, Biologie und Psychologie an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München langjährige Erfahrung als Medizin-Journalistin (u. a. „Die Neue Ärztliche“/ FAZ, „International Medical News“) Filmautorin für Gesundheitsmagazine im BR und der ARD („Die Sprechstunde“, „Ratgeber Gesundheit“, „Report“, „alphamed“), Redakteurin „Bleib Gesund" (SAT 1), Dokuserie in Kooperation mit der Weltgesundheitsorganisation, WHO („Traditional Ways of Healing“), Stv. Chefredakteurin „Health Online Service“ (Burda / Bertelsmann) und Programmdirektion für medizinische Spartenkanäle (IP-TV)
Lehrt seit 1998 an der Hochschule Ansbach in den Bereichen Multimedia und Kommunikation sowie Telemedizin.
Schwerpunkte im Rahmen der Professur (seit 1.11.1999): Konzeption und Realisation von Printtiteln, Internetportalen und Multimedia-Projekten, Cross-Media-Marketing, Digitale Videoproduktionen für Industrie, staatliche bzw. kommunale Einrichtungen und Lehre, Weiterbildung von Akademikern (Zweitstudium und Ärztefortbildung)
Aufbau und Leitung des Studiengangs „Ressortjournalismus“ (Start Wintersemester 2008/09), Masterdozentin/DIZ, Mitglied der Programmkommission der Virtuellen Hochschule Bayern (vhb)
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