Course: Audiovisual Interpreting of Reality

Section outline

Select section General

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General

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Select section 1. Authenticity - main value

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1. Authenticity - main value
Shared materials represent different forms of authenticity.
- Select activity Rothman William: Eternal Verités
  
  Rothman William: Eternal Verités File
  
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- Select activity Keith Raniere Conversations
  
  Keith Raniere Conversations URL
  
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- Select activity The Power of Authenticity: Mike Robbins at TEDxGreenbrookSchool
  
  The Power of Authenticity: Mike Robbins at TEDxGreenbrookSchool URL
  
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- Select activity Authenticity - Tiffany Alvord (Official Video) (Original)
  
  Authenticity - Tiffany Alvord (Official Video) (Original) URL
  
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- Select activity Walter Benjamin: Art, Aura and Authenticity
  
  Walter Benjamin: Art, Aura and Authenticity URL
  
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Select section 2. Interpretation of a frame

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2. Interpretation of a frame
Select section 3. Role of author

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3. Role of author

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Select section 4. Importance of the End

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4. Importance of the End

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Select section 5. Power of Picture

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5. Power of Picture
- Select activity McAfee, R.: How to Be More Creative With the Camera: Film and Video Tricks
  
  McAfee, R.: How to Be More Creative With the Camera: Film and Video Tricks URL
  
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- Select activity Dziga Vertov’s A Man with a Movie Camera, the 8th Best Film Ever Made
  
  Dziga Vertov’s A Man with a Movie Camera, the 8th Best Film Ever Made URL
  
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- Select activity Philips, Dawn M.: The real challenge for an aesthetics of photography
  
  Philips, Dawn M.: The real challenge for an aesthetics of photography URL
  
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Select section 6. Movement and time

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6. Movement and time
Select section 7. Power of sound

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7. Power of sound
- Select activity Musical Instruments, Sound, Perception and Creativity
  
  Musical Instruments, Sound, Perception and Creativity URL
  
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- Select activity Relaxing Creativity Sound of Nature
  
  Relaxing Creativity Sound of Nature URL
  
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- Select activity 8hrs of Real Wave Sounds and Video "Sleep Sounds"
  
  8hrs of Real Wave Sounds and Video "Sleep Sounds" URL
  
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- Select activity Music for Creativity and Inspirational Nature Videos
  
  Music for Creativity and Inspirational Nature Videos URL
  
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- Select activity Quantum - sound effect library_video down at the page
  
  Quantum - sound effect library_video down at the page URL
  
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- Select activity Hear Dziga Vertov’s Revolutionary Experiments in Sound: From His Radio Broadcasts to His First Sound Film
  
  Hear Dziga Vertov’s Revolutionary Experiments in Sound: From His Radio Broadcasts to His First Sound Film URL
  
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- Select activity Film Sound Techniques and Theory
  
  Film Sound Techniques and Theory URL
  
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Select section 8. Editing

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8. Editing
Select section 9. Role of Stylization

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9. Role of Stylization
- Select activity Jean Giono/Frédéric Back: The Man Who Planted Trees
  
  Jean Giono/Frédéric Back: The Man Who Planted Trees URL
  
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- Select activity Zdeněk Miler: The Little Mole as a Painter
  
  Zdeněk Miler: The Little Mole as a Painter URL
  
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- Select activity REALISM AND STYLIZATION
  
  REALISM AND STYLIZATION URL
  
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Select section 10. Stereotypes

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10. Stereotypes
Select section 11. Observational mode

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11. Observational mode

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Select section 12. Creativity as a Phenomena

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12. Creativity as a Phenomena

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Select section 13. Where is the Truth?

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13. Where is the Truth?

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Select section DEPOSIT: Components of Audiovisual Language

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DEPOSIT: Components of Audiovisual Language

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Select section DEPOSIT: The Important Topic to Film

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DEPOSIT: The Important Topic to Film

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Select section FINAL TEST

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FINAL TEST

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Select section Materials

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Materials

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