57233 Creativity and Media Production

Description

This subject provides students with opportunities to interrogate models for low, micro and no-budget media production in the context of industry, career and creative sustainability. Working in collaborative groups, students devise solutions to a series of creative challenges. Students gain hands-on experience with innovative approaches to micro-budget production with a focus on screen industry models, independent, experimental and artist-based traditions and microforms. Students develop projects from a range of media outcomes including linear moving image, audio, interactive, multiplatform, location-based and mobile media. Through a combination of practice-oriented learning and critical analysis of diverse models of micro-budget production they develop and evaluate their own models for micro-budget production considering social, artistic, economic, cultural and environmental viability.

Typical availability

Autumn session - Block, City campus,
Spring session - Block, City campus

The subject is usually offered in these sessions. To confirm availability check the UTS Timetable Planner.