FILM 44.15 SLOW Lab: Seeing, Looking, Observing, Witnessing

This humanities lab course explores the act of vision through hands-on creative and experiential projects and theoretical and historical work. The object of study will be the practices of film and media studies. We will examine the intersection of vision with political questions of power, disability, surveillance, and digitality through encounters inside and outside the classroom. Students will produce creative media projects and critical reflections on texts and images to engage in process-based learning and risk-taking.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART

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Department-Specific Course Categories

Film and Media Studies