The second half of the course works on the assumption that all enrolled students are practicing artists and have work and ideas that they need to get to final output - most likely video tape or Quicktime movies. Starting after Spring Break, the course will focus on students completing a finished work. Throughout this time period more advanced compositing techniques will be demonstrated and other software packages will be shown. It is expected that students spend at least 8 hours per week outside of class time completing the required projects and final work. Chronic lateness, more than 2 unexcused absences, poor class participation, or undertaking a final project that is too large for our computer facilities can result in a lowering of the final grade.
Class starts on time.
Late work will be accepted BUT will be marked down by one letter grade for each week late and it will not be screened to the general class. There are no warnings given. Students enrolled in ART 389 are taking the course for 3 credits. Graduate Students enrolled in ART 649 are taking the course for 4 credits and will be expected to complete a more advanced level or comprehensive final project. Graduates students have access to additional facilities for the input and output of video.