Generating Narrative in Video and New Media

Catalog description

A studio course explores narrative or storytelling structures in video and new media through hands-on research and writing projects. Projects may include creating a narrative video, rich media web project, an interactive CD or DVD, an internet radio show, or an interactive 3-D art installation. Sound, video, web or multimedia applications and technologies will be covered, as well as methods and theories of story structures across cultures. Results in public presentation of student work. Two hours of lecture. Two hours of laboratory. May not be taken for credit by students who received credit for: MASS 432, VSAR 309, or VSAR 432.