Film20A: The Film Experience

Announcements

 

Date of announcement:

Wednesday November 18:
Today's lecture, and material for Monday's lecture, is available here for download:
as a Powerpoint file
and as a PDF file

Please review this material before the next lecture on Monday Nov 23.

Monday Nov 16:
The Wednesday Night Film Society is a new event every Wednesday run by two FDM faculty, Profs. Irene Gustafson and Irene Lusztig. You can expect something exciting and unusual every week! For this week, [rescheduled to Wed Dec 2], two documentaries. Here's a PDF flyer for this week's films:note the new time of Wed Dec 2, 8pm.

Upcoming colloquium.

Film & Digital Media Colloquium
Monday, November 23
Communications 150 ( Studio C)
12:30-2:30pm

"Publishing Learning from YouTube"
by Alexandra Juhasz
Professor of Media Studies, Pitzer College


Professor Juhasz will address her experience in Fall 2007 and Fall 2008 when she taught an experimental online course to learn the strengths and limitations of moving a set of common experiences (teaching, learning, and "writing") fully into the digital space. Professor Juhasz now faces the challenges of translating the trials and tribulations of adapting her experiments in Web 2.0 pedagogy into a digital "book". Her work thus thematizes and reflects on a new era of digital and academic publishing, including new approaches to audience, montage, linearity, interactivity, network, and temporality. Professor Juhasz's talk explains how this publication will speak to an audience of scholars, committed intellectuals, and media activists through its simple interface, referring to that which it critiques and simultaneously performing what YouTube precludes.

October 20-23:

There are lots of great events on this week:

A lecture on Pixar by Prof. Caetlin Benson-Allott (Film and Digital Media) Tues

Our Visiting Artist talk by underground filmmaker George Kuchar (Wed)

A talk by Pixar producer Michael B. Johnson (Thursday).

Full details are at http://film.ucsc.edu/news_events

You can gain extra credit by attending these events and writing a paragraph summary of the main points and something key that you learned from or liked about the talk.

 

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