Current Classes
Audio/Electronic Music Production
Tuesdays, 6-9pm for four weeks (October 9 - October 30)
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This class will focus on electronic music production. In this class we will explore computer software, midi controllers, tape recorders and electronic hardware instruments. Using these tools, we will attempt to break down a wide range of methods used in electronic music production. Take this class if you are interested in understanding how different electronic musical styles are made on a theoretical and practical level.
Instructor: Ben Christensen
Data, Mapping, and Research Justice
Mondays 6-9pm for four weeks (October 8 - October 29)
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Maps and data can be used to better understand where inequality exists, to look at possible correlations between environmental risk factors, or even to visualize community responses to social issues. Working within the framework of research justice, we will be using open source tools to learn about and work with maps and data. Our goal will be to successfully understand equitable data collection, data management, and basic map visualization techniques. Do you want to use maps and data to further your social justice cause? Then this is the course for you!
Instructor: Alex B. Hill
Video Production Workshop
Wednesdays 6-9pm for four weeks (October 10 - October 31)
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With new technology making films and video has become cheaper than it has ever before. Using new techniques and smaller budgets, Cy will teach students how to get the most out of their current equipment and show them the power of story telling through picture. The course will discuss the beginnings of video, film, and motion pictures in a brief history followed up by how it applies today. Also included will be a 101 on composition, framing techniques, and basic exposure lessons. Students will use this knowledge to create and finish a video project of their choice from beginning to end. Understanding Conceptualization, Pre-Production, Post-Production, and Distribution. Creativity is the key and constraints will only push an artist to be even more witty with the uses of their resources.