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Media Studies Course Guide Spring 2009 Media Studies Course Guide Spring 2009 Media Studies and Film The New School 2 W. 13th Street, Room 1216 New York, NY 10011 Tel - 212.229.8903 Fax - 212.229.5357 http://www.mediastudies.newschool.edu If you have any questions regarding the spring 2009 semester, please contact the Media Studies office. updated January 26, 2009 2 Table of Contents Spring 2009 Calendar page 4 Production Project Courses pages 11-14 Electronic Media & Live Performance Audio Experiments Emerging Media and Aesthetic Experience Required Courses page 5 Cinematography: Art & Technique Fundamentals of Sound Studies Understanding Media Studies Directing Documentary Fundamentals of the Sociology of Media Media Studies: Ideas Mashup Culture Globalization and Media Media Practices: Concepts Projects in Digital Video Editing Hollywood and the World (crosslisted w/GPIA) Projects in Experimental Media Media and American Modernity Media and Architecture Media: Methods pages 6-7 Projects in Advocacy Media Projects in Motion Design Media and Critical Theory Audience Research (1 credit) Media, Culture and Power in International Communication Content Analysis (2 credits) Script Analysis and Audience Response Sound and Image Media in the Arab World (crosslisted with w/GPIA) Documentary Research Methods Museums as Media Focus Groups and Surveys (2 credits) The Producer's Craft Visual Storytelling II Music and the Ideal: Resonance and Belief Interviewing (1 credit) News Media and Culture (crosslisted with w/GPIA) Market Research for Media Managers Web Technologies for Media Projects WNSR Radio Lab (crosslisted w/MMP) Post-Photography Methods of Rhetorical Analysis Sexual Personae Research Methods for Media Activism Media Management pages 15-16 Situationist International Social Media: Content, Communication and Culture Required Courses Competitive Strategies: Branding Information Technologies Sustainability and Communication page 8 for Thesis Students Media Economics Tactile Media Thesis Proposal Supervision Media Industry Perspectives: Digital Media Technology and the City Thesis Tutorial Media Management & Leadership MMP Visual Historiographies Thesis Supervision/ Project Thesis Supervision Media, Corporate Responsibility & the Law Visual Systems Music Business in Media Writing from Screen to Screen WNSR Radio Lab (crosslisted w/Media Production) Media Production page 9 Media Practices: Design Independent Coursework page 26 Media Practices: Time-Based Seminar pages 17-25 Media Practices: Interactive Art as Social Practice Faculty Bios pages 28-32 Media Practices: Film Form Avant Garde and the Moving Image Cinema Theory & Analysis: 1950-2009 Degree Requirements/ page 33 Cultural Industries, Celebrities & Media Production Sequence Death and the Media Digital Media Theory Documentary as Social Practice Documentary: Its Art and History East Asian Media Cities 3 SPRING 2009 CALENDAR Date Event Information Date Event Information Wollman Hall Hirshon Film Festival: Location TBA th th Friday, April 17 Tuesday, January 20 New Student Orientation 66 W. 12 Street/5 fl. Master Class 6:00-9:00 pm 6:00-8:00 pm Theresa Lang Community Reg. for new students; Wednesday-Friday, Center for Communication: and Student Center, 55 Registration for Spring 2009 late reg. for continuing Wednesday, April 22 Jan. 21–23 Branding West 13th Street, 2nd floor students 6:30-8:30 pm Hirshon Film Festival: Location TBA Monday, January 26 Classes Begin Friday, April 24 Screening 6:00-9:00 pm Wollman Hall Friday, February 6 Last day to add a class Saturday, April 25 Critical Themes Conference 66 W. 12th Street 9:00-9:00 pm Friday, May 1 Friday, February 13 Last day to drop a class Completed Thesis Deadline at 5:00 pm Hirshon Invitational Tishman Auditorium Monday, February 16 President‘s Day Holiday No classes Friday, May 1 66 West 12th Street Film Show 7:00-11:00 pm Theresa Lang Community Friday, February 20 and Student Center, 55 Last day to drop with a grade see online academic Video Show Monday, May 18 West 13th Street, 2nd floor of ―W‖ calendar 8:00-10:00 pm Friday, February 27 Media Studies Tishman Auditorium Monday, May 18 Classes End 66 West 12th Street Film Show 7:00-9:00 pm First Presbyterian Church March 16-March 22 Spring Break No classes Thursday, May 21 Recognition Ceremony 12th St. and 5th Avenue Theresa Lang Community 6:30-7:45 p.m. Wednesday, March 18 Producer‘s Guild of America and Student Center, 55 WaMu Theater at Event West 13th Street, 2nd floor Friday, May 22 Commencement Madison Square Garden, 5:00-10:00 pm 7th Ave. and 32nd Street Theresa Lang Community Tishman Auditorium Truth Be Told Documentary Thursday, March 19 Center for Communication: and Student Center, 55 Tuesday, May 26-28 66 West 12th Street Film Festival Reporting West 13th Street, 2nd floor 7:00-10:00 pm 6:30-8:30 pm Wollman Hall Truth Be Told Documentary Thursday, May 28 66 W. 12th Street/ 5th Fl. Friday, April 10 Thesis Proposal Deadline at 5:00 pm Film Festival Reception 6:00-10:30 pm REQUIRED COURSES to three central themes: Media and Power, Media and Technology, and Media and Aesthetics. The historical and philosophical roots of the discipline are emphasized through Understanding Media Studies a wide variety of readings, discussions, and academic writing assignments. Carol Wilder CRN 6184 Onsite students: register for CRN 6184 Monday, 6:00-7:50pm and also register for one * This course is required for all students, to be taken in the first year of study. section of the co-requisite 3 CR online discussion: CRNS 6185, 6186, 6187 Online students: register for CRN 6184 and register for one section of the co-requisite 3 CR online discussion: CRNS 6185, 6186, 6187, 7277 Understanding Media Studies is a required colloquium for all Media Studies students in their first semester of study. Students must register for the Monday night lecture and an Media Practices: Concepts online discussion section. Online-only students will also register for the lecture and This course replaces Foundations of Media Design. discussion section, and will access recorded lectures and lecture materials through David Marcinkowski, Tuesday, 6:00-8:40pm CRN 6192 Blackboard. Ramu Dhara, Wednesday, 6:00-8:40pm CRN 7278* *CRN 7278 begins one week later, on February 4; a make-up class will be scheduled sometime during the semester Every week, members of the Media Studies Principal Faculty and other invited guests Kit Laybourne, Thursday, 6:00-8:40pm CRN 6193 from the University and the wider field of media studies and practice will share their own Woody Sullender, Friday, 4:00-6:40pm CRN 7279 work and methods, thereby exposing students to the varied dimensions of research and Virgil Wong, Saturday, 10:00-12:40am CRN 6194 practice in the field, and particularly in our Department. Presentations will also tie into the Phillip Kain, ONLINE CRN 6195 program's annual theme, providing new students a means of access to the Media Studies The online section of this course is reserved for online-only students; permission is required. community and other themed activities. Over the course of the semester, students will If space remains after January registration, non-online students may request permission to meet the instructors, support staff, and colleagues with whom they will work throughout register. their graduate studies; become familiar with useful University resources; and develop skills and practices needed for graduate study. Limited to 15. The course looks at the character of different media forms, the relationship between forms, and guidelines for choosing which combination is best for a given Students will complete several reflective and exploratory exercises leading incrementally communications project. Concentrating on design thinking, it offers an experiential tour of toward the completion of a comprehensive academic plan, which will help students to map the creative toolset and critical precepts of media practice and is the foundation course for their own paths through the program and will serve as an essential advising document. additional Media Practice and project-based courses. Grading will be pass/fail. Through a series of short projects, students work with sound, the digital still image and its * Required of, and open exclusively to, first-semester students sequencing, lighting and the moving image and digital post-production and distribution techniques. Using simple digital tools, student designers focus on the important primary Media Studies: Ideas concepts of digital media making. Additional major software used professionally and in This course replaces Foundations of Media Theory. subsequent Media Practice and project-based courses are introduced, though not Barry Salmon, Monday, 4:00-5:50pm CRN 6188 explored in depth. Outside-class Saturday lab sessions provide additional instruction in Paolo Carpignano, Tuesday, 6:00-7:50pm CRN 6190 production equipment and software techniques. Lauhona Ganguly, Wednesday, 8:00-9:50pm CRN 6189 By semester's end, each student will have completed a series of individual projects Aras Ozgun, ONLINE CRN 6191 The online section of this course is reserved for online-only students; permission is required. combining media formats and a collaborative project, undertaken in the groups‘ choice of If space remains after January registration, non-online students may request permission to medium, to satisfy an assigned design problem. The course's broad goal is to reconnect register. media designers to their personal sources of creativity and to help orient them to the program's Media Practice course curriculum. Limited to 20. This course is required of all first-year Media Studies students; students may be advised to take the course either concurrently with or in the semester after * This course is required for all students, to be taken in the first year of study. Understanding Media Studies. Media Studies: Ideas overviews the major schools of academic thought that have had an influence on the field of Media Studies, as they pertain 5 Media: Methods Documentary Research Methods Deirdre Boyle, Tuesdays, 4:00-5:50pm CRN 6804 All students will be required to complete a minimum of three credits in methodology electives.
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