having passed Studio Photography 2.

The goal of the internship is to allow students to assess the level (intellectual, logistical and technical) present in their own work and to compare this with the necessary knowledge in the professional field.

Taking up an internship that focuses on field experience. Engaging in one or more photography-related projects, in the field of visual arts or as an assisitant of a photographer or artist.
Minimum participation of 20 hours. The acquired skills and information are to be processed into a paper.
This report should, depending on the workplace,include the following aspects:
- Description of the practical elements, problems and solutions associated with the project (can also include: discussions with the advertising agency, the customer ... to reach a, editing and archiving.  business agreement, research and testphase of a project, location hunting. contacts and casting of models in different modeling agencies, finding and briefing of and set-dressers, stylists, makeup artists ..., processing images in the lab, enumerating printing techniques and materials and clarifying the selected output, digital workflow, image manipulation, editing and archiving.
- Sketches of installations (light, model, camera position, attributes, previews for digital operations)
- Personal conclusion and evaluation of the project
Self-employed creatives or companies among such as the following qualify:
- Photographers (art studio, reportage, fashion, jewelry, theater)
- Film crews
- Photo studios and labs
- Advertising and graphic design agencies
- Companies that are directly related to the finishing and presenting photos
- All kinds of art projects, galleries, museums related with visual imagery

Same materials required as in the art research and training studio

Semester 1: internship report 50% + 50 % continuous assessment
Semester 2 : internship report 50% + 50 % continuous assessment