Yale University School of Art: Art593a

Painting Art593a, Video: From Storyboards to Color Balance
W 5:30-8:30

A seminar in making digital film for non-traditional contexts, emphasizing the process of constructing meaning through both technique and content. Investigating film style and organizational structure of film and its relation to theories of display and spectacle, this seminar will explore a variety of approaches to video production â?? including single channel, live feeds and multi- channel works. Students will be asked to consider the grammar of time based work including Mise-en-Scene, editing and sound to inform their approaches to seminar assignments. Class time will be spent discussing reading assignments, critiquing work and screening film and video art related to class topics. There will be additional screenings to attend outside of class. Limited enrollment. Meets biweekly for 1.5 credits, first class 9/7/11. Laura Parnes

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