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Instructor
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MAT200A Art & Technology Seminar | Final Project
George Legrady
Eunsu Kang
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
-Project should be innovative, and somehow reveal a synthesis of the participants' knowledge fields
- The project is a proposal: looking to the future, but potentially realizable
The final project consists in the conceptualization and visualization of a public multimedia installation proposal to be realized as a web document. Presentations of such proposals are similar in nature to presentations of architectural project concepts or any other proposals that integrate multimedia components (film, theater, entertainment rides, spectacles, media events, etc.) They normally consist of defining the concept, supported by giving an idea of the visual identity, what the technological components might be, and other information necessary to convey the value of the project to potential funding sources. This could also include: budget breakdown, production specialits overview, and work schedules. Because of the competitive nature of these projects, the presentation and aesthetics of the proposal itself requires innovation, surprise, challenge, conviction, seduction and information. A study of project presentations from the field of architecture give the best examples of how to proceed.
- Project description: what is it
- Concept definitions, arguments: why and how
- List of experts and participants
- Production schedule
- Realistic budget breakdown
- support material illustrations: visualizations, sound, etc.
- References with lots of url links
- Clear definition of who was responsible for what
- Very strong recommendation that your web presentation should follow course css design (download any of the course pages, empty out and use lay-out)
- Clearly written, coherent formal design, well illustrated
- Nov 10 First Proposal Discussion (teams will brainstorm, define details, etc.)
- Nov 17 Presentation to Class, individual meetings with me
- Dec 6,9 Public Delivery