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Week 2
1/17 NO CLASS
Week 3
1/24 BRING CAMERA TO CLASS. IN-class shooting- walking the camera
assignment#1. Due 1/31
Set up class blogs.
Intro to Artist Research project: Due 2/7 & 2/14
Week 4
1/31 Lecture: Intro to Assignment #2- Perspectives- examples, in class shooting
and brainstorming, image processing. 5 collages due 2/21
Class work: BRING IMAGES on a disc, your card reader, or camera cable to
download images from walking the camera shoot. You must bring in at least 72
images to work with. Using Adobe Bridge, Camera raw, and Lightroom for
image processing and organization, workflow and image management. 12 best
images due at end of class. MEET WITH ME TO GIVE ME YOUR ARTIST
FOR YOUR PROJECT AND SIGN UP FOR A DAY TO PRESENT.
Week 5
2/7 Artist Research Presentations
Week 6
2/14 Artist Research Presentations
Week 7
2/21 Assignment #2 Due on server- IN CLASS CRITIQUE.
Week 8
2/28 Bring cameras to class.
Introduction to Assignment #3- Light/Framing/Sequence- Video project. Review
of final cut and Imovie for editing. We will watch a FILM in class for inspiration
(La Jetee). In class shoot- Design elements scavenger hunt, groups of 2.
Week 9
3/7 Turn in images from Design elements scavenger hunt.
Introduction to Final project- Artist’s Book on Blurb.com
2nd half of class: Inspiration day: Begin American Splendor, film for Image
and Text. Response paper due 10/25 in class. SIGN UP FOR INDIVIDUAL
MEETINGS ON 3/21 to discuss final project proposals
Week 10
3/14 Spring Break, no class
Week 11
3/21 Final Project Proposals due: Individual meetings to discuss proposals in
class, work day when you are not having your meeting. TURN IN: RESPONSE
PAPER.
Week 12
3/28 Assignment #3 due on server. IN CLASS: CRITIQUE.
Week 13
4/4 IN CLASS: Group discussion on books in progress: groups of 4. Rest of
class,Work day- finish up Blurb projects, individual meetings about work in
progress.
Week 14
4/11 Last day to work on books. SUBMIT YOUR FINAL BOOKS TO BLURB
by TOMORROW, 4/12!!
Week 15
4/18 IN CLASS FILM/reading day Manufactured Landscapes (Ed Burtysnky)
Week16
4/25 Final Projects CRIT day 1
Week 17
5/2 Final Projects CRIT, day 2- all physical books due in class to me
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Course Policies
Requirements include attendance and participation, student presentation, class
assignments, written and verbal critiques.
Students MUST Bring cameras transfer devices, eg, card readers,
and digital storage to all classes. ATTENDANCE AT ALL
CRITIQUES IS REQUIRED, AND EQUIVALENT TO AN EXAM
GRADE. DO NOT MISS A CLASS UNLESS ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY, AS WE ONLY MEET ONCE A WEEK, YOU WILL
MISS A LOT OF INFORMATION.
Attendance and participation: 10%
Grading (credit) Active participation in critique, discussion, and during studio work days
Criteria Preparation for class, including files uploaded for critique before class begins
Attendance and participation at Gallery visits and exhibits. This includes records of
class work kept on your personal class blog, via Tumblr, Blogger, Word press, etc.
Artist Talks: Stephan Hillerbrand, Thursday, January 20, 7:30 pm, AS 1.105
Susan kae Grant, Thursday, January 27, 7:30 pm, AS 1.105
Assignments : 40%
A total of four assignments and several in class shoots will provide a general
framework for technical practice and for exploring issues in photography and new
media. Each assignment requires a different final output. Assignment sheets will be
distributed during class outlining the specific requirements for each project.
Extra Credit will be given at the instructor’s discretion, and will generally
Extra Credit
involve writing an essay.
No late work accepted, except with a valid doctor’s note or otherwise
Late Work
documented family emergency.
Classroom Attendance is required and the final grade for class participation will be
Citizenship lowered due to absenteeism. Arriving at class late or leaving early is
disruptive, and should be avoided. Students, who are absent from class when
assignments are announced, need to check with other students regarding the
parameters of the exercise. The instructor will only clarify specific points.
Students will need to work outside of class time in order to finish assignments
in a timely manner. Work submitted for evaluation must be generated by
the individual student and must represent the product of activity from
the current semester and class. Any student with a severe illness or with
other problems that hinder their attendance should contact the instructor at
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Incomplete
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