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T195 MUSIC VIDEO AND VISUAL MUSIC

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Music Video and Visual Music will survey the terrain of popular and experimental forms of audio-visual work, including music video, visual music, experimental animation, film, video, motion graphics, web animation and interfaces, DJ/VJ culture and live A/V performance.

The course will concentrate on the creative expression of commercial, experimental and artistic practices, with a focus on music video history and current VJ culture, through readings, the viewing/listening of work, as well as through discussion and critique.

This is not a hands-on production course, however it will touch on many basic concepts and practices that will help you if you decide to continue in the design and production area.

QUOTES

“[Music video] is always changing, it makes an exciting and vibrant media form to study and analyze, raising interesting questions about representation, media language, institutions, and audiences--the four key concepts of media studies. Music video has also had considerable influence formally and stylistically upon a range of other media and cultural artifacts globally.” –Peter Fraser

"Experimental animation is closer to music, which can move away from any obvious image, and gives us an experience that can only be the property of music.  In my work, movement in itself is the expression that gives us both an aesthetic and an emotional experience.  I have chosen to convey ideas and feelings through movement, visually formed by lines, squares, spots, circles and varieties of colour." –Jules Engel, Experimental Animator

"I think my imagination dictates the technologies I use. But at the same time, my imagination can be technologic. Sometimes I see a tool and I know immediately how to use it, but most of the time I use the tool for an idea I already have.

When people are very original, sometimes they are original as a way to resist the mainstream." -Michel Gondry, Director

 

 

 

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