Video curriculum

 

ABOUT THE courses

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The video curriculum is designed to meet the diverse interests of the students investigating the contemporary field of Fine Arts in Video. In the introductory course, students will explore video recording devices and editing software associated with video as art. The foundation of the creative projects will be based around the visual components and structure of the moving image. 

Students will also learn about the theory and practice of time-based media art exploring formal elements of technology, circulation, and context. Students will work across social media, video, performance, sound, and installation, and explore site-specific projection, public screenings, and collaborative projects. 

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LEARN ABOUT YEAR 1: FOUNDATIONS

The Foundation Studies Program comprises a series of sequential courses taken by all B.F.A. in Art and B.A. in Art degree-seeking students. These courses occur during the first two consecutive semesters of a student's first year within the Fine Arts Department at Winthrop University. Concepts contained in these courses serve to educate the beginning student on broad issues concerning art and art history in order to adequately prepare them for their area of specialization.


DID YOU KNOW?

YOU CAN MINOR IN VIDEO!


 

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Stephanie Sutton

Stephanie Sutton

Assistant Professor of Fine Arts

Office: 248 McLaurin
Phone: 803/323-3429
E-mail: suttons@winthrop.edu


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