| source City University of New York (X) |
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department Media (X) |
This course historically traces the development of such mass media as radio, television, newspapers, recordings, and film, and examines the functions and limitations of each medium. Special attention is given both to the role of mass communication in reflecting and projecting society, and to the form and functions of mass media systems of the future.
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This course critically analyzes selected issues in mass communication. Possible topics include: media violence and pronography; media stereptyping; comics and political cartoons; hidden persuaders; editorial policies; media bias; censorship; press freedom and responsibility.
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This course introduces the student to the theory, vocabulary and production techniques of the video medium. Students, functioning as a production team, create and produce short video projects during the quarter which culminate in a final production created, organized and produced by the class. Students are assigned, on a rotating basis, specific production roles such as director, switcher, camera operator, floor manager, audio technician, production assistant or VCR operator.
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HUC 241 gives students the opportunity to produce individual video projects which may serve as a "reel" for transfer or for employment in crafts and creative positions in production. The emphasis is on production of image and sound. Students learn standard formats, such as, narrative, documentary, music video, and TV commercials, and learn how to use the tools and techniques for video production to express their personal visions. Students apply established models for continuity editing and the principles of montage. Students and faculty participate in critical analysis of students' work-on-progress and finished projects.
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An examination of the public sphere in relation to historically evolving forms of mass media, and how these emerging forms affect democracy. This course will consider the changing character of the public sphere ? a real or virtual space in which issues affecting the course of society can be freely debated and consensus forged, in which groups vie for legitimacy and ordinary citizens work to define the public good. We will study public sphere theories of the media, with specific attention to television and the Internet. We will consider the following questions: How well do specific media sustain or harm a vital public sphere? Who gets to speak and whose voices are marginalized or silenced? What can citizens and art makers do to contribute to a vital public sphere?
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An examination of the relation between media and the interlocking forces of class, race, and gender inequality. This course will consider how class, race, and gender are related to both the political economy and signifying practices of the media. Specifically, we will explore the structure of media ownership and control, and the media?s role in identity formation at the individual and (inter)national level. Throughout the course we will consider the significance of class amnesia, the American Dream, colorblindness, and the culture wars. We will take both theoretical and empirical approaches.
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This course is an introduction to fundamental skills and creative approaches for the development of computer generated 3D interactive virtual environments. The curriculum for this class approaches the subject from both technical and creative perspective. It is geared towards giving students a basic introduction to the tools and techniques used to design 3D computer games and exploring how those processes may be applied to create artistically focused work.
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Fundamentals of film and video production: essential tools, aesthetic concepts, and techniques.
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A hands-on introduction to the tools, techniques, and concepts behind the production of digital media including basic digital imaging, sound production, and animation.
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Social, political, and economic factors that determine and shape products of media organizations.
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Development of practical, theoretical, and rhetorical skills for writing reviews and feature stories about entertainment and the arts.
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Development of practical, theoretical, and rhetorical skills for writing reviews and feature stories about entertainment and the arts.
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Development of skills in speechmaking and media presentation.
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Theoretical analysis of the production and reception of televisual texts, with close reading of particular texts.
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An introduction to the aesthetics of print layout and design, using a desktop computer.
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A focus on the correct state of interactive multimedia with an emphasis on DVD and CD-ROM production. Students will create projects integrating video, sound, and text.
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This analytical course explores the convergence of media, communications technologies, art design, and culture. This course is intended to familiarize students with important approaches in new media, focusing on the history of the computer as a medium and the conceptual history of interactivity in art and communication. Artists are at the forefront of technological revolutions. Whether designing computer games, producing web sites, writing software, or working on intelligent systems, artists work on a daily basis consuming and producing electronic cultural artifacts. Cybertechnologies have created new contexts for understanding culture. Referring to popular media, science fiction, computer games, and artists's projects, we'll explore how technology has been and will cotinue to be a key component of culture.
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Elements of single-camera video production. Lectures and studio practicum.
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Elements of multi-camera studio production. Lectures and studio practicum.
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Development of practical, theoretical, and editorial skills for field production of television news.
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Elements of video production for organizational settings; the writing and production of training tapes and designing of teleconferences.
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An exploration of the production of Internet-distributed media, primarily words and images distributed as Web pages, using HTML and the image-manipulation software.
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Aesthetics of sound design, microphone techniques, theory and techniques of digital sound editing and mixing.
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Verbal and nonverbal aspects of communicating effectively on radio and television.
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This workshop guides students through the research, writing and production planning essential for creating a video or film documentary.
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