Advanced Projects in Digital Media - AD 360
This class will focus and expand upon ideas in media, examining its recent history, influence on art and culture, and vehicles of communication. We as a class will explore multi-disciplinary, digital mediums and approaches from sound, photography, video, and performance, as well as potential new tools for input and output. Projects will facilitate students who have a specific concentration of study to work in new ways to organize, connect, explore, blur, break down, build, facilitate, and curate. The ultimate goal of the class is to bridge disparate modalities, culminating in a multi-disciplinary approach in practice and exhibition.
UNIT 2 STUDIO SHOW/SCREENING:
UIC AD360 ADVANCED PROJECTS IN DIGITAL MEDIA
12.11.10, 7-10PM
YOU MIGHT STEP IN A HOLE
INTO WATER OVER YOUR HEAD
7PM - Reception
8-10PM - Screening
Join us at the Unit 2 Studio for a special screening of Professor Steve Zieverink's UIC AD360 class featuring sound and video exploration dealing with undergraduate thesis work of varied subjects from ethnographies, landscape, and urbanism to exploration and technology.
Work by:
David Granskog, Dana Altier, Stephanie Anderson, Stef Lynn, Elsa Portillo, Lisa Nyman, Amanda Mauser,
Liz Gadelha, Stephanie Coventry-Martinez, William Moran, Arielle Somberg
Class Description:
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GETTING OUT
Field trip to Indiana Dune National Park
Comments (7)
Steve Zieverink said
at 11:05 pm on Aug 31, 2010
Just a reminder - Wednesday is a work day. Bring your computers and what ever else you might need.
Steve Zieverink said
at 2:30 pm on Sep 20, 2010
Field Trip to the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore October 6th? Let me know what you think.
Steve Zieverink said
at 12:58 pm on Sep 29, 2010
Hey class,
Please post the writing to the folder Midterm Abstract.
Thanks
Steve Zieverink said
at 8:22 pm on Oct 5, 2010
Hi Class - Don't forget that we don't have class Monday Oct. 4th.
For the Wed. Oct. 6th Field trip:
Check out equipment before Wed. - do the early checkout Tuesday after 4pm if possible!
If you're driving, meet us at the Beverly Shores Station at 12:15 - you can park there.
For train riders - meet at Gallery 400 at 9:45 AM (we will be leaving at 10 sharp so be on time!)
We will take the CTA Blue Line to the South Shore Train Station at Van Buren & Michigan Ave. (Please have cash if needed for a ticket - should be around $15).
Train #107 Eastbound leaves at 10:45 AM (the next train isnt until 12:40).
We will get off at the Beverly Shores Station and walk to the State Park and Mount Baldy, the highest Dune in Indiana.
Note: Wear comfortable walking shoes and don't bring too much gear. Please also bring a packed lunch and plenty of water.
Train #20 leaves the Beverly Shores Station at 5:00 PM (the next and last train will be at 8:53 PM).
We will arrive back in downtown Chicago around 6:30PM.
Due for Monday Oct. 11th:
Midterms Presentations Day 1
Looking forward to Wed. and my phone # is 312.402.3886 if you need anything.
Steve Z.
http://www.nictd.com/index.html
Indiana Dunes State Park
219-926-1952
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
219-926-7561
Steve Zieverink said
at 1:47 pm on Oct 9, 2010
Looks like everyone has signed up for times next week. Below is just a review of the Midterm Project deliverables and can't wait to see how all your projects turn out!
Midterm Project Details:
Utilize the ideas and themes studied so far in class, as well as the themes present in your current work, and create + post a digital project.
Abstract due 9/29:
Write an abstract of your project (1-2 pgs, 12 pt font, 3-5 sources) and we will discuss your specific issues and progress in class.
Note - Please bring in a printed copy of your abstracts Monday and be sure to have 3-5 valid sources as discussed!
Group presentation and critique will be 10/11 and 10/13.
Please post your project to the Wiki page by 10/11/10.
Steve Zieverink said
at 12:13 am on Nov 11, 2010
Hi Class,
Final abstracts are due today! I noticed that some people did not turn them in.
Steve Zieverink said
at 2:17 pm on Dec 4, 2010
Hi Class,
Here are the direction for the QuickTime Settings:
1. From your Final Cut Pro time line send to compressor:
2. Under settings look under Formats. Click QuickTime settings. You will then see 9 different Codecs. Choose QuickTime H.264 for your final output.
3. Remember to set your Destination in Compressor and click submit.
4. You can put the file on a DVD just like you would Jpegs.
5. Give the disk or drive to Willie before Thursday!
Looking forward to the show!
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