Documentary Media: Production III (New Media)
DM8106 Production III (New Media)
Ryerson University
This is an advanced production course that focuses on specific methods and techniques of editing images, motion picture, sound, or interactive experimental approaches in contemporary documentary-based practice. Various production and post-production strategies are reviewed. This is a hands-on course designed to prepare for graduate fieldwork and production of the MFA final project.
Experimental Media and Digital Art
LMC 4730/6318
Georgia Institute of Technology, Fall 2012
Recent years have seen a surge of interest and creative energy surrounding documentary and non-fiction media. In this course, students explore and challenge the conceptual, historic and technical factors that surround the representation of the real, with a particular focus on issues of performance, experience, indexicality, and interaction.
Videogames and/as Literature
ENGL 398D
Concordia University
Winter 2010, Fall 2010, Fall 2011
Videogames have become increasingly significant in terms of both popularity and role as a cultural form. This course will explore formal, aesthetic, and cultural aspects of videogames, the emerging discourse around digital narrative, the expressive potential of games, and the nature of meaningful gameplay; with particular emphasis on the relationship of digital games to text-based forms such as poetry and literary fiction. Through readings, in-class “screenings” and take-home play-assignments, students will be challenged to consider how videogames both extend and complicate traditional models of analyzing and understanding texts.
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