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Get PDFDocumentary Studies Summer Classes Summer Session I (May 30 - June 30) Eileen McAdam with Jay Kernis (CBS, NBC)
DS-251C • Intro to Audio Documentary • 3 cr DS-202 Podcasting Workshop • 1 cr (Students must enroll in both classes) Instructor: Eileen McAdam DS 251C •An introduction to the technologies, tools, and skills of creating audio documentaries. Working individually in small production teams, students will produce original sound works for radio broadcast and podcast and listen to and critically analyze examples in the medium. Students will also learn to research and report a story according to ethical guidelines and legal norms of permissions as they apply different methods of sculpting an audio experience, telling stories, and representing reality. The course assumes no prior knowledge of audio technologies. with DS-202 • In the podcasting workshop, students will engage in exploration of podcasting storytelling and metrics, production and influence on the future of radio, participate in a field trip to explore and practice using different microphones, and work with archival sound to create relevant stories. Emily Rizzo, \u2718 with Jonna McKone & Chris Moore
DS-251C • Introduction to Documentary Filmmaking • 3 cr Instructor: Jonna McKone Documentary Production focuses on the critical and technical skills that support the production of non-fiction video. The course will focus on work in the small towns and cities of the Hudson River Valley, which are layered with history. Exploring the region around Skidmore as a field site, students will gather impressions in various media to create short films that engage with the archaeological, visual, and experiential qualities of place. The course will include screenings and critiques of documentary, experimental and essay films that examine geographies through unconventional modes. As part of the production component of the class, students will learn editing, filming and sound recording. Class time will be used for technical workshops, critiques, screenings and discussions. Throughout the session, students will propose, shoot, edit and present a short documentary video.
DS-251C • The Documentary Film Business • 3 cr Instructor: Yvonne Welbon In this introductory course, students learn about the documentary film business from development through distribution. Through case studies, readings, screenings, discussion, special guests and hands-on work on non-fiction projects currently in productions, students learn the basics of producing an independent documentary film. Summer Session II (July 3 - August 7)
DS-251D • Storytelling for the Screen • 4 cr Instructor: Nicole Coady Students will learn the classic three-act structure for telling their visual story. They will learn how to craft a compelling log line, as well as create a skeleton treatment from which to build their story and then go on to complete a first draft of a feature length screenplay which can be shared with other participants in the often collaborative work of telling stories through the various visual mediums available to 21st century storytellers.
For more information on summer on campus and how to register for summer courses, click here.
Note: All courses listed as DS count towards Skidmore College\u27s Media and Film Studies Minor. Related Summer Courses
Session I Macartney Master Class, Summer 2015 SO-229R • Visual Sociology • 4 • Rik Scarce MF-251C • Drawing Identity in Comics• 3 • Gregory Spinner MF-251D • Human Culture Communication • 4 • Aaron Pedinotti
Session II MF-220 • Intro to Media Studies • 4 • Aaron Pedinotti Spring 2018 Classes Documentary Studies Production Fundamentals DS 116A - Storytelling: Map Design and Spatial Visualization (1 cr) DS 116B - 360 Degree Audio Video and Photogrammetry (2 cr) -- NEW!! Documentary Studies DS 201 - Principles of Documentary (3 cr) DS 251D - Documentary Film Production: Form and Content (4 cr) DS 251C - Documenting Makers:Writing and Filming Artist Profiles (3 cr) DS 251C - Participatory Documentary, Socially Engaged Art and Community Media (3 cr) -- NEW!! DS 302D - From Story to Screen: Crew-Based Film Doc and Narrative Production (4 cr) DS 351B - Documentary Practice in Photography (7 weeks, March 21 - May 1) -- NEW!! (2 cr) DS 351C - Creative Research, Multimedia Storytelling (3 cr) - NEW!! DS 351C - Storytellers\u27 Institute Prep Course (3 cr) EN 228 - The Photo Essay (3 cr) -- NEW!! MF 351C - Law and Ethics for Media (3 cr) Projects DS 302A - Video Projects (7 wks) (1 cr) DS 202A - Digital Access Incubator Project (3 wks) (1 cr) - NEW!!
and related campus offerings in: HI 363D - Public History -- with a media editing project ID 351D - Video Ethnography in Saratoga County EN 363 - Testing the Limits of Documentary Practice AN 251D - Visual Ethnography AN 352B - Archival Collection and Curation AN 352D - Heritage and Communitie
MDOCS Publication-2017-10-22, Saratoga Springs conference
Get PDFSaratoga Springs conference, film screening to target sex trafficking
The Saratogian
October 22, 2017
Author: Staff Repor
MDOCS Publication-2017-05-12, Skidmore Student reveals archiving project
Get PDFSkidmore Student Reveals Two Year Archiving Project of Senior Center
Saratoga Today
May 12, 2017
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English Through the Emigrant’s “I”: Lost in Translation by Eva Hoffman & Running in the Family by Michael Ondaatje
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Man Ray - Alphabet for Adults
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Blinn - Once Upon a Time
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President Moore 1928 Convocation Report Skidmore News Oct
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