FMSA 350 S002: 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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Originally from Italy, I left my homeland for Canada in hopes of furthering my professional aspirations.
Familiar with the cultures of both North America and Europe, my artistic perspective occupies the gap between them. I grew up close to the streets and am intimately familiar with the complex and dark realities of urban living in a multi-racial/ethnic/cultural society.
Furthermore, I am presently living the “reality” of a New Canadian, experiencing on a daily basis the hope and disappointment shared by people caught between worlds.
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Jan 8-Apr 20 12:30:00-15:20:00 |
TH | B1122 | MAIN |