Introduction to Video Art
Exploring the history and key concepts of video art, focusing on its unique narrative and aesthetic possibilities.
Key Questions
- How does pacing and rhythm affect the mood of a video work?
- Compare the narrative structures of traditional film versus experimental video art.
- Analyze how the choice of camera angle and movement influences viewer perception.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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