What you'll learn
In the Moving Image programme, you develop both your intellectual and creative abilities as an image-maker. What makes Moving Image unique is that the focus is not only on creating images and the potential narrative elements that come with them; you primarily learn to explore and understand the very essence of moving image. You gain new insights into making images and analysing their structures. This leads to visual experiments closely connected to all the senses, allowing you to develop your own visual language.
You work with photography, (digital) animation techniques, short live-action films, larger video projects and cinematography. You also become familiar with the fundamentals of editing, video and photography, including storyboarding, writing and sound design. You learn to work with lighting and cameras, editing software, 360-degree cameras and greenscreen recording. Intensive short workshops introduce you to acting and working with actors, directing and scriptwriting. The theoretical courses offer historical and philosophical perspectives on image, media and film.
Courses you follow:
- Image Lab / Expanded Photography / Expanded Cinema
- Film & Video / Image Design / Docu-Fiction
- Photography / Studio / Sound Design
- Animation / Editing / Motion
- Storytelling / Acting / Directing
- Authorship Methodologies / Creative Process / Context & Networks
- Interactive Media / Immersive (non)fiction / Experimental Technologies
- Media Theory / Moving Image Theory / Montage Theory
- Contemporary Philosophy
- History of Moving Image
