- Docente: Veronica Innocenti
- Credits: 12
- SSD: L-ART/06
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
- Campus: Bologna
- Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Drama, Art and Music Studies (cod. 0956)
Learning outcomes
Course offers an overview of the history of broadcasting in Italy,
from fascism to this day. It also aims to analyze the productive
process of a TV show, from the creation to post-production, with
specific reference to the elaboration of a TV format.
Course contents
Aim of the course is to provide students with an overwiev of the
Italian broadcasting system. The course will focus on the history
of radio and TV in Italy, on mass communication theories (the
concept of audience, media effects etc.). A comparison will be mad
between the Italian and US and European broadcasting systems. The
course will then focus on TV serial products with some case
studies.
Readings/Bibliography
6 Credits
- F. Anania, Breve storia della radio e della televisione italiana, Carocci, Roma 2004
- V. Innocenti, G. Pescatore, Le nuove forme della serialità televisiva. Storia, linguaggio e temi, Archetipolibri, Bologna, 2008
- Dispensa con materiali di studio reperibile presso la
copisteria Harpo di via Baberia 9.
10/12 Credits
- F. Monteleone, Storia della radio e della televisione
in Italia : costume, società, politica, Venezia: Marsilio,
2006.
- V. Innocenti, G. Pescatore, Le nuove forme della serialità televisiva. Storia, linguaggio e temi, Archetipolibri, Bologna, 2008
- Dispensa con materiali di studio reperibile presso la
copisteria Harpo di via Baberia 9.
Students who don't take the mid-term test or who fail the test must also read :
A. Grasso, M. Scaglioni, Che cos'è la televisione, Garzanti, Milano 2003, pp. 67-90 e 275-390.
Teaching methods
Lectures, screenings, meeting with experts
Assessment methods
Teaching tools
Power point slides, video and documentaries screenings, archival material on youtube, teche RAI, etc.
Office hours
See the website of Veronica Innocenti