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CINEMATIC MULTIMEDIA • CFV 426
Grand Valley State University
Winter 2009
Professor Jennifer Proctor  

Assignment #4: Final Project – 20 points

Length: 1 - 5 minutes, tagged with your name and blog URL at the end

Duedates:

Proposal: 3/31 - One page, outlining your concept, rationale for project as an example of New Media and/or interactivity, sources, and primary message

Rough cuts: 4/14 and 4/16

Tuesday, April 22nd by 4pm:

1.  Video compressed and embedded on your blog

2.  Project statement handed in ON BLACKBOARD

The final project is a culmination of the concepts and issues we have addressed throughout this course. As such, these projects should incorporate elements of New Media (once again: Numerical representation, Modularity, Automation, Variability, (Cultural) Transcoding, Sampling, Compositing, the database/narrative, the spectrum of interactivity). Your project need not incorporate all of these elements, but should build from a foundation that bears these elements in mind. As always, you will provide a rationale for your project as an example of New Media in your proposal and project statement.

Two Options:

Criteria for evaluation:

Project Statement

In addition to your video, prepare a 2 page, double spaced paper in which you describe your approach and process in creating this project, and your rationale for its status as a work of New Media. Where did the idea come from? What were your sources (visuals and audio)? What do you hope to achieve with this piece? How does it integrate elements of New Media? What were your main obstacles? Successes? How does this piece meet the requirements of Fair Use, if applicable?