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F20 ART 229FTale of Two Cities: Documenting Our Divides3.0 Units
Description:The metropolitan St. Louis area has become the nation's symbol of modern segregation erupting into urban unrest and violence foiled against non-violent direct-action interventions, youth driven social protests and grassroots revitalization. With the assistance of a faculty seed grant from the Divided City Initiative, in partnership with the Center for the Humanities in Arts & Sciences and the Mellon Foundation, Tale of Two Cities: Documenting Our Divides will bring together students working in trans-disciplinary teams to create documentary videos of street events, meetings and interviews that capture the immediacy of this historical moment. Students will partner and engage with a local nonprofit organization, grassroots movement or religious institution. Topics can include personal and/or institutional issues of a 'divided city' that are exacerbated by race, gender, economic status, sexual orientation or geography. Successful completion of this course involves researching and creating a short video with a distinctive perspective and point of view that will draw upon the team's collaborative voices from history, performing arts, economics, law, social work, African American studies, architecture and art. Skills will be developed in the fundamentals of story development, video and audio-capture in the field, editing with Adobe Premier and archival preservation. No prerequisites.
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Instruction Type:Classroom instruction Grade Options:C Fees:$50.00
Course Type:IdentSame As:   F20 429F  F20 529F  F20 629F  I50 329F  L18 329F  L98 329FFrequency:None / History
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