HISTORY OF SCREENDANCE

Name: HISTORY OF SCREENDANCE
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DANCE 567

课程描述

Focus on the history and practice of screendance in its myriad forms including, but not limited to, performance made for the camera, first person narrative, spoken word, fictional cinema, experimental documentary and other forms of mediated performance practice within the broadly defined context of dance. Interdisciplinary approach to making performative work for the screen.

先修课程

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满足要求

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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教师 (2026 Summr)

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