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MAPP 400 Media and Performance Major Project Units: 6.00
This course will include a focus on the development of 'social design' as a framework for understanding the evolution of digital interactivity and live performance. Students will undertake a creative thesis project that experiments with or explores the intersection of live performance and media technology.
NOTE This course is administered by the Department of Film and Media.
NOTE Admission to Livestreamed Performances: estimated cost $100.
NOTE This course is administered by the Department of Film and Media.
NOTE Admission to Livestreamed Performances: estimated cost $100.
Learning Hours: 228 (36 Lecture, 36 Group Learning, 36 Online Activity, 120 Private Study)
Requirements: Prerequisite Registration in a MAPP, FILM, DRAM, MUSC, or MUTH plan and MAPP 300.
Exclusion IDIS 410.
Offering Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Science
Course Learning Outcomes:
- Identify and discuss the artistic and creative roles of various digital technologies.
- Translate artistic languages to fit into the specific media properties and expand boundaries of traditional art forms.
- Develop ideas and strategies to transform theoretical research into concepts for media and performance production.
- Work reflectively, critically and collaboratively to conceptualize and design cross-disciplinary art projects.