Exploring Digital Techniques: A Multidisciplinary Approach

Course Description

What happens when your photographic ideas remain just that—ideas? What happens if your photographic ideas are not realized as photographs but, rather, as installations, conceptual projects, projections, public-sited works, websites, videos, slide shows, or artists’ books? In contemporary art, photographic processes can be the starting point for creating works that expand the notion of the standard photo on the wall. In this course, the technologies and ideas of photography are mined for cross-disciplinary media projects for the web. With an experiential and multidisciplinary approach, this course supports the creation of critical work and covers digital techniques within different networking systems as well as low-budget communication tools such as cell phones and the Internet (Open Source, blogs, Flickr, YouTube, Google Maps, Indexhibit, Arlo, Dripbooks) in combination with software skills that can extend from Final Cut Pro to iMovie, from Flash to Photoshop to InDesign. prerequisite: Photo II, experience with Photoshop and/ or Adobe Lightroom, or portfolio review

$770.00 | Members $745.00

Materials: $40.00
Registration Fee: $30.00

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