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Taira's Reflections, Taira Schurman, Melisa Achoko Allela, Movement Lab

Student Reflections

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Sagian's Reflections, Sagian Shaw, Melisa Achoko Allela, Movement Lab

Student Reflections

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Rise, Ning Yen, Omar Abdelhamid, Erin Xi, Nicole Xu

Group Presentations

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Raul's Reflections, Raul Falcon, Melisa Achoko Allela, Movement Lab

Student Reflections

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Video Through | Week 3: Reading And Voicing Exercises, Maxime Cavajani, Movement Lab

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Outline of Week 3, Day 1 presenting method of reading, voicing, and movement exercises.

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Video Through | Week 3: Reading And Voicing Exercises Texts, Maxime Cavajani, Movement Lab

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Images of text excerpts employed for reading and voicing exercises, Week 3, Day 1.

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Video Through | Week 3: Presentation Of Video Installations, Maxime Cavajani, Movement Lab

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Outline of artists references screened on Week 3, Day1.

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Enlivening And Deadening Green And Gray Spaces: An Exploratino Of Christopher Alexander's Features Of Living Design, Isis Brook

Contemporary Aesthetics (Journal Archive)

The evidence that green spaces in urban areas contribute to human wellbeing is well established and supported by theories such as the evolutionary hypothesis, biophilia, psychological countertransference, and phyto-resonance. The rise in hard landscaping, especially in places that were previously green spaces, would appear to be a very bad development in urban living. However, the architect Christopher Alexander claims that good design can impart an aliveness to objects. This presents the possibility that gray spaces (those dominated by hard landscaping) could also be alive and similarly contribute to human wellbeing. Alexander’s proposed structural features are examined in the context of …

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Video Through | Week 2: Technical Information For Dslr, Maxime Cavajani, Movement Lab

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Technical information and diagrams describing the function and relationship of aperture settings, ISO sensitivitiy, shutter speed, focal length, and exposure when shooting with a DSLR camera.

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Video Through | Week 1: On Montage, Maxime Cavajani, Movement Lab

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Presentation outline and links to artist references discussed and screened in Week 2, on Day 2 On Montage + Editing.

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Video Through | Week 1: Bibliography, Maxime Cavajani, Movement Lab

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Bibliography of all course readings and references.

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Motion Capture For Orature | Wintersession 2024 Syllabus, Melisa Achoko Allela, Movement Lab

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This winter session course invites students to explore motion capture through the lens of traditional oral storytelling practices. Students will actively identify the unique and distinguishing features of orature, and leverage their own cultural backgrounds, personal perspectives, and idiosyncrasies to create motion capture data that can be used in crafting an immersive digital retelling of a folktale.

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Songa: A Mocap Database, Melisa Achoko Allela, Movement Lab

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