A Digital Video Course for Photographers –Jennifer Moller

May 30-June 1, 2008
Three-day workshop, limited to 10 participants
Tuition: $450
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If you want to explore digital video and you have some experience in photography, take this course. No experience with camcorders necessary, however you must be familiar with working on a computer. We will be creating video poems using non-linear editing techniques. Class time will be spent in the classroom, in the town, and in nature filming with camcorders and/or digital cameras.

The goal of the course is to demystify digital video.We will focus on aesthetic and theoretical approaches to telling a story through sequential imagery. This workshop requires active learners and will provide demonstrations of filming and editing techniques. We will end the class with a show of video shorts. Students should wear comfortable clothes and be prepared for the typical variety of weather conditions that New England summers offer. Some hours of class will take place outside.

faculty

Jennifer Moller is an accomplished photographer and video artist. She has worked as a freelance editorial and advertising photographer for many years. Her education includes an MFA from Maine College of Art in 2003. She divides her time between Cape Cod and Boston, MA, where she teaches digital video and sequential image making at the Art Institute of Boston. She has conducted photography workshops at the Santa Fe Photographic Workshops, Cape Cod Photographic Workshops, and the Provincetown Art Association. She also creates video installations and manages a yearly video festival at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. Moller has been selected for several awards and grants. In 2005 she was chosen as a finalist in video from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. For more about Jennifer and her work visit www.jennmoller.com.