Syllabus

  

Syllabus

FILMP/MEDP 160: Media & Film in a Digital Age Pt. 2 FALL 2022 

You can find our syllabus here.
Also, our google shared drive folder will be located here 
The lab schedule is located here

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  You can check out my slides from the class here . Check the exposure Simulator here User Guide for - Sony Alpha 3000 ( PAGE 2) Canon M50 User Guide (PAGE 6) Manuals for Sony can be found here   Manuals for Canon can be found here   I am sharing with you youtube videos that I found very helpful : Camera Iso - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy9wPDKd-dU   Camera Aperture - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOrROvRx-XM   Camera Shutter   - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsIEcGbwgN0   Photography Basics( Aperture , Shutter Speed, ISO ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4EVQ1QGPrk   If you have not submitted the assignment(an artist statement) yet, please post it here .  IMPORTANT : For the next class, please consider the coming assignment and don't forget to bring your hard drives to save your materials . (As all the video you will shoot will be formatted from SD cards)
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Welcome! Each week I will be posting all materials and assignments on our Blog page.  For the next class which will be on September 12th you have to: Create a Blog and post it in a shared google doc here Participate in a student survey   Write an artist statement and post it here Below I will be discussing all the necessary steps to create a Blog. Artist Statement  Guide Resources about artist statement: Why do we have to write artist statement s? How To Write An Artist Statement: Tips From The Art Experts Examples   Examples of Artist Statements from Filmmakers Yvonne Welbon Barbara Hammer Raunak Kapoor Questions to answer before writing an artist statement: What is the intent and purpose of your art? What does it say about you as an artist? What keeps you motivated every day? What is your artist story? What questions are you often asked about your work? Who is your audience Be honest about your work. Use simple language and short sentences. Illustrate your ideas to your audience. Rem
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