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Practical Experience: AudioVisual Media (Seminar)

Inhalt: Module: Intro to Video Editing Description & Objective: In this one-day workshop, students will edit a short video. Techniques and concepts covered include: importing and exporting videos for web or broadcast, transitions & effects, best practice workflow. Previous experience required: None. Hardware required: students must bring their own laptop to the session. Software required: The workshop will support working with industry standard software, Adobe Premiere Pro. A free, legal 7-day trial version can be downloaded from Adobe.com - students should come to class with software already installed. If using a trial version, students are recommended install it immediately prior to the day of the module. Module: Intro to Motion Design 1 Description & Objective: In this one-day workshop, students will produce a short motion design piece. Techniques and concepts covered include: basic transformation, nesting & repetition, import and export. Previous experience required: None. Hardware required: students must bring their own laptop to the session. Software required: The workshop will support working with industry standard software, Adobe After Effects. A free, legal 7-day trial version can be downloaded from Adobe.com - students should come to class with software already installed. If using a trial version, students are recommended install it immediately prior to the day of the module. Module: Intro to Motion Design 2 Description & Objective: In this one-day workshop, students will produce a short video featuring visual effects. Techniques and concepts covered include: masking, behaviours, import and export. Previous experience required: None. Hardware required: students must bring their own laptop to the session. Software required: The workshop will support working with industry standard software, Adobe After Effects. A free, legal 7-day trial version can be downloaded from Adobe.com - students should come to class with software already installed. If using a trial version, students are recommended install it immediately prior to the day of the module. Module: Intro to Pre-Production Description & Objective: In this one-day workshop, students will develop moodboards based on existing and hypothetical film productions. Previous experience required: None. Hardware required: computer, large paper & markers, coloured post-it notes. Software required: free account with any moodboarding platform (eg Milanote). Module: Intro to Electronic Music Production Description & Objective: In this one-day workshop, students will produce one minute of electronic music. Techniques and concepts covered include: audio, MIDI, arrangement, mixing, and export. Previous experience required: None. Hardware required: students must bring their own laptop to the session. Software required: The workshop will support working with popular DAW, Ableton Live (however, other DAWs are welcome). A free, legal trial version can be downloaded from Ableton.com - students should come to class with software already installed. If using a trial version, students are recommended install it immediately prior to the day of the module.

Leuphana Bachelor - Major Digital Media - Practical Experience in Digital Media I

Practical Experience: Critical Montage (Seminar)

Dozent/in: Robert Samuel Hughes Rapoport

Inhalt: This is a course in critical media production. We explore the specific affordances of moving images and sound to describe the contemporary world. We will ask how sequential images can be said to make a coherent argument? What are the new possibilities for expressing current subjectivities with the moving image? How can our media production take into account archives and video databases? Digital video can create all sorts of experimental associations, narratives, atmospheres, rhythms and stories. We will focus on treating moving images and audio as artistic materials to be collected and manipulated. We will learn how to move between free-form discovery and more systematic organization--working with video requires both. Finally, we will study how to gather and assemble media critically through several thematic projects. In addition to these current questions about the moving image, we will also explore themes in aesthetics more generally.

Leuphana Bachelor - Major Digital Media - Practical Experience in Digital Media I