Praksvis/Stryk
Case film
About
This film is a part of a series of 12 films produced for an online counselling course for practice coordinators in health services. The films consist of different counselling situations and dilemmas/situations and students may find themselves in. In the films we follow different characters, both student and supervisors in practice situations and before and after in conversation with the supervisor. The films are a part of a low threshold online course for employees in municipalities across Norway who have students in training at their workplace as a part of their education.
Specifications
Director Biography
Andreas Schille has worked with film and video for over two decades, and 10 years as a video producer at NTNU. He also runs a small documentary company, Følge film. I 2024 Schille participated at TREFF with the short documentary «Tell Me What I See». Andreas Schille is educated in visual arts from the Art academy in Trondheim, NTNU and KHiO. Schille currently works as advisor and educational video producer at NTNU.
Jonas Langset Hustad works as an advisor at NTNU, where he creates educational media and helps educators do the same. He believes there is much to explore in this field and frequently evangelizes about concepts such as «fun» and «not a powerpoint». In his spare time he likes to make his synthesizer go bleep bloop.
Pedagogical value
The films will be used in an online course for practice supervisors in the health sciences. The aim of the course is to raise awareness of employees in the municipal sector who have students with them in practice of different situations and dilemmas they may encounter as supervisors. The films are structured as case films where we follow a selection of students and supervisors in supervision situations and in both pre- and post-supervision. The students carry out so-called interprofessional practice together with other health professions, such as occupational therapy, physiotherapy, nursing, etc. Through a total of 12 films, we take part in home visits to patients with students and supervisors, with the aim of creating recognition and further reflection. The films are short fiction films that are produced by professional communities and video producers in collaboration using paid actors.
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