FMSA 360 S001: Embedded Practices
Embedded Practices aims to help students increase their knowledge and skill set in the area of professional practice through experiential learning and study. Delivered as an independent study, students will have an opportunity to reflect critically on their practice including how to frame their experiences in professional terms. Intended to offer up a critical perspective in terms of thinking and making, this course content promotes the notion of the reflective practitioner wherein the student digs deep into how their work is contextualized. Assignments guide students in developing the tools and techniques of professional practices in Film + Screen Arts.
Completion of 51 credits including 12 credits of from FMSA-200, FMSA-210, NMSA-200, NMSA-210
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Jonathan Tammuz obtained a BSc. in psychology from Brunel University and was trained as a therapist at the Tavistock Clinic in London.
He attended the National Film & TV School in England as a directing student.
After graduating in 1987, Jonathan line-produced STREETS OF YESTERDAY for Channel 4 TV and directed THE CHILDEATER, which received an Academy Award nomination for Best Live Action Short Film in 1990.
Jonathan directed dramatic and documentary projects for Channel 4, NHK, & Showtime. He also directed 2 theatrical features: Minotaur (1996), and RUPERT'S LAND (1998) which won 6 Leo Awards and received 5 Genie nominations. At present, Jonathan is developing MINER, a comedic drama set in Wales.
Jonathan has been teaching film production and directing and has run actors workshops in Canada, Britain and Europe.
Jonathan Tammuz currently lives in Vancouver, BC with his wife Lib Stephen, a screenwriter and children's books illustrator, and their 2 children.
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Jan 8-Apr 20 15:40:00-18:30:00 |
TH | B1122 | MAIN |
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Jan 8-Apr 20 15:40:00-18:30:00 |
TH | D1390 | MAIN |