FMSA 350 SU31A: Special Topics in Film+Screen
This studio course offers students the opportunity to develop projects around a proposed topic that responds to emerging trends within contemporary film and/or media arts. The course offers historical, theoretical and practical insights into a range of practices associated with the topic. Students learn how to position their work in relation to relevant discourses. Depending on the specific instructor and subject area, the class may participate in field trips, group critiques, discussions of readings, individual and collaborative film and media arts creation.
Completion of 42 credits
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Ceile Prowse was born in Montreal, and grew up in England. She has a Masters from the National Centre for Computer Animation in Bournemouth, U.K. Ceile has worked commercially and independently in animation using traditional cel animation, stop-motion and 3D animation and more recently a mix of 3D and 2D computer animation using photographs. Her films employ a playful approach to issues like addiction, bereavement, Princess Diana and motherhood. Her work has been screened and broadcast internationally. She has been an instructor in Animation at Emily Carr University since 2006 and conducts workshops in animation at a variety of Elementary schools throughout the lower mainland.
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May 7-Jun 22 13:00:00-15:50:00 |
T TH | C1220 | MAIN |
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May 7-Jun 22 13:00:00-15:50:00 |
T TH | VCHAT | ONLN |