Readings for Class
Media for Class
- Week 1
- Medium
- Medium Effects
- Scopic Regimes
(Formalism vs. Naturalism)
- Week 2
- Semiotics
- Digital Manipulation
- Videogame Essays
- Videogames as Arguments
- Mythology
- Week 3
- History of Perspective
- Articles on Space
in Videogames
- Formal
- Narrative
- Magic Circle
- Formal Videogames
- Categories of Games and Gameplay
- Week 4
- Week 5
- Week 6
- Week 7
- Week 8
- Film Technique
- The Great Train Robbery (1903) (cross-cutting, camera movement, on location shooting)
- Kuleshov Effect
- Birth of a Nation (1915) (editing within a scene, continuity editing, 180 degree rule, establishing shot)
- Part 15 (0:30 to 5:00) (white woman runs from blackfaced actor and kills herself)
- Continuity Editing Examples (using V for Vendetta) (0:45 to 3:00)
- Soviet Montage Techniques (wikipedia)
- Soviet Montage Examples
- Man with a Movie Camera (1929) (double exposure, fast and slow motion, freeze frames, jump cuts, split screens, Dutch angles, extreme close-ups, tracking shots, backwards)
- Part 1 (1:28 to 4:30) Audience enters theater
- Part 2 (0:50 to 3:00) Waking up, getting ready for day
- Part 3 (2:40 to end) Cameraman in streets, in editing room
- Part 4 (4:48 to 6:10) Eye as machine, watch injured man treated
- Part 5 (3:00 to 4:30) Human as machine
- Part 6 (0:00 to 3:00, 5:00 to 6:00) Cameraman in depths, leisure time
- Part 7 (0:30 to 1:10, 4:00 to 5:00, 6:30 to 7:30) Athlete as beautiful, body as beautiful, playing human as machine
- Part 8 (0:30 to 2:00, 3:00 to end) Drunk then sober/intellectual, musical climax
- Part 9 (all) Audience in theater finale
- Olympia diving sequence (1936) (2:40 to end) (tracking shots, extreme close ups, metric montage, smash cuts)
- Blackface
- Slavoj Žižek
- Aura, Digital Reproduction
- Week 9
- Week 10
- Postmodern Artifacts
- Žižek
- Week 11
- Week 12
- Medium-Specificity
- Participation
- Week 13
- Critical Remix
- Remix Culture
- Remediation
- Mediums
- Print to Image
- Videogame to Photographic
Image
- Drawing Image to Videogame
- Image to Videogame to Film
- Body to Screen
Electronic tattoo (video)
- Machine to Fashion
- Screens
to Paper
- Video to Videogame
- The Life Cycle of a Technique
- Artifacts
- Ekphrasis
- Cut-up Method
- Week 14
- Videogames as Art
- Formal (experimenting with the form, aesthetics of the medium)
- Political
(simulating rhetorical arguments)
- Social
(encouraging players to work together)
- Activism
- Hactivism
- Skin Patches
- Week 15
Class Lectures
Media Theory
Writing and Research
- Writing
Format
- Research Tools
- Zotero organize research, internet links, bibliographies
Media Archives
Media Creation
Web Tips
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