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The Languages of New Media II: Life in the Network Institute for Multimedia Literacy University of Southern California Fall 2006/Spring 2007 |
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Hybrid production/theory undergraduate seminar examining depictions and experiences of metaverses, both historically and in contemporary multi-user online virtual environments. |
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Ideas in Intermedia: |
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Undergraduate seminar exploring the history and theory of horror as a means for understanding its recent resurgence in film, video, painting, comic books and video games. |
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History
and Theory of New Media Art Center College of Design Fall 2005 |
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Graduate
seminar tracing shifts in twentieth century visual culture that correlate
with the advent of new media art practices. |
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Stealing
Pictures Art Center College of Design Fall 2005 |
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Graduate
transdisciplinary seminar examining the ways in which painting,
film and video have influenced each other, and their cross-pollination in
contemporary digital media. |
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From
Problematic to Popular University of Southern California Fall 2005 |
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Undergraduate
seminar analyzing contemporary moving image artwork, placing
it within a larger historical context of the cinematic and video avant-garde. |
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Digital
Culture University of Southern California Fall 2005 |
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Undergraduate
seminar looking at experiments in digital cinema, video art, motion graphics,
Net art and new media with an overview of the major theories of digital
culture. |
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Exploding
Narrative |
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This
undergraduate seminar examines new forms of storytelling in film, video
and new media in light of the impact new tools for production, distribution
and exhibition. |
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New
Digital Cinema California Institute of the Arts Spring 2005 |
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This
graduate class asks how contemporary narrative filmmaking has been affected by digital
culture and filmmaking tools. |
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