Masterclass exclusive de Jonathan Cohen à l'EFAP !
En direct d'un plateau TV en présence de quelques étudiants "ambassadeurs", Jonathan Cohen a accepté de répondre à leurs questions et échanger avec eux sur les coulisses de la série parodique "La Flamme" !
Retransmise en direct aux étudiants de la spécialisation "Communication & Production audiovisuelle" de notre école de communication EFAP et aux étudiants de l'école de management culturel et artistique ICART, cette conférence s’est articulée autour de trois temps forts :
- Thème 1 : La naissance de l’idée et du concept
- Thème 2 : La réalisation de la série
- Thème 3 : Sa promotion et l’analyse de son succès
Une rencontre unique et un retour d'expérience très enrichissant pour nos étudiants en école de communication qui se destinent aux très nombreux métiers de la production audiovisuelle, qu’il s’agisse de la direction de production, la création de contenu, la coordination d'émissions TV ou encore la direction de réalisation ou de casting.
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