Image Design and Presentation for Live Events

CMLM-635

This course involves the theory and practice of creating and deploying image and video for performance. We will cover some historical background of image in performance, as well as study current multimedia deployments. Learning and honing skills in image editing, composition, generation, and visual storytelling as a medium will be forefront. Understanding media delivery systems as tools, and being able to choose the right tool for the right job will be paramount. Imaging skills from this course will be applicable to live performance, as well as most all realms where visual art and communication are valued. An indispensable tool set for all. Camera capture from the first semester will feature prominently in this semester’s work.

Credits
3
Prerequisites
None
Required Of
CMLM graduate students
Electable By
CMLM graduate students
Semesters Offered
Spring
Location
New York City
Department
CMLM
Course Chair
Daniel Pembroke
Taught By
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