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October 25, 2006

Midterm Resources

Here's a copy of the Midterm Question - click HERE to download pdf file

I suggest that you re-watch the film you choose to write about for the midterm paper assignment. I advise you to watch significant scenes again, first without sound - think about analyzing shot by shot - then re-watch with sound to think about sound design (use of music, fx, v.o.). Think critically, specifically, and write in detail.

FILMS AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING IN THE:
Feminist Media Center (FMC)
468 Ford Hall
Fall 06 Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:30 am to 2:30 pm.

There are DVD copies available for in-lab viewing of:

The Piano


Live Nude Girls Unite
fyi - this is the original cover image (you can see it on the homepage too), but instead the distributor chose the stripper pole image. hmmmm.


Set It Off

For Barrier Device, you can watch on itunes on FMC's Station 02 or purchase off of itunes yourself for $1.99. See the lab attendant for help (and there is an "Instructions for Barrier Device.doc" on the desktop. Or, you can download for $1.99 on itunes.

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October 21, 2006

Library Resources for Students

Library Research Guide
http://tutorial.lib.umn.edu

From designing a research strategy to citing sources, this tutorial guides you through the research process.

Research Quickstart
http://research.lib.umn.edu

Quickstart provides resources organized by subject to aid students in their research.

Assignment Calculator
http://www.lib.umn.edu/help/calculator

This tool helps students plan an effective timeline for completing their papers and assignments.

Library FAQ Database
http://FAQ.lib.umn.edu

Library Resource Center
http://lrc.lib.umn.edu

The LRC provides non-book resources for research and course enhancement.

October 18, 2006

Minnesota Women in Film

Local Resource: Minnesota Women In Film

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The Minnesota chapter of WIFT was formally established in 2005. It joins 40 other Women in Film chapters with 10,000 global members. Locally, we are a growing, all-volunteer organization, made up of women who work in film, television and new media in Minnesota. We exist to educate and support women in these industries. In the process, we share ideas, connect with each other, and create momentum that benefits careers. We also have fun.

MN WIFT’s MISSION › Empower women of all ages to reach their highest potential in the film, television and media industry › Provide international access to a broad network of resources, education and support › Promote events that showcase work; engaging audiences in open-forum discussion › Inspire the public and marketplace with diverse voices

If you’re not already a member, we hope you’ll consider becoming one because we’re stronger with your input. If you are a member, we’d like to see you apply your talent to exciting work on committees. This organization thrives on the ideas and input from people involved in the industry. Together, we’re strength, a voice, a force.

Watch these videos!

I've been finding some really good stuff on YouTube.

WATCH:

Dove Real Beauty campaign:

On skin tone, hair, dolls and beauty standards, A Girl Like Me:

October 11, 2006

Do You Know...

that you can make TV/Video on campus at the CLA Studios?