This course will lead students to the completion and public exhibition of their own Non-Fiction Storytelling projects. Students are encouraged to bring their own topics of interest or research as subjects for their final projects. As technological development drives the propagation of available audio, visual, and other sensory-based mediums for storytelling, how can researchers and… Read more DM-GY 9103 Media-Agnostic Documentary
“Humor is everywhere in that there’s irony in just about anything a human does.” – Bill Nye (“the Science Guy”, mechanical engineer, science communicator, and television presenter) “When humor goes, there goes civilization.” – Erma Bombeck (female humorist) Do our immersive media experiences sometimes feel too functional, either too programmatic or too earnest? Humor can… Read more DM-GY 9103 Humor Makes us Better Storytellers
Human beings experience the world through story, and myths are one of the oldest forms of storytelling. Their lessons are essential for meaningful communication, social connection, and a sense of wonder. Explore myths and storytelling techniques both new and old as a way of thinking through design principles and process. Through lectures, hands-on activities, and… Read more DM-UY 4913 Design Through Myth and Storytelling