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DRM487 /DRA3904 LIVESTREAMING with DDL2 -

Artistic and Professional Explorations of a Digital Media Challenge

Graduate and Undergraduate Course

Supported through matched funding by the Provost's ITIF Instructional Technology Innovation Fund  (U of T) and the department

Co-Instructors

Antje Budde and Montgomery C. Martin (doctoral candidate)

When 2-5pm, Wednesday. Jan.-April 2020

Where Luella Massey Studio Theatre and ONLINE (during Covid-19 crisis)

Department  Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies, University of Toronto

Description

Increasingly, theatre practitioners (performers, dramaturgs, directors, designers, scholars, writers, and producers, etc.) are asked to participate in online, web-based livestream auditions, job interviews and present creative ideas to festival programmers or performance venues. They are expected to efficiently present themselves and their ideas through livestream media. Our innovative course explores both critical discourses but also practices of live stream performance, internet theatre documentation and job interview situations. Students will be building and practicing professional, creative and critical analytical skills, when conceptualizing and performing livestream tasks. This includes critical writing, technical skills in terms of setup, the use of equipment (sound, light, camera, post-production), digital post-production and representation strategies/performance.

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Photos: Antje Budde

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