Designing for Live Performance [4 unit(s) – ]

For centuries, great works of music, theater, and dance, have combined art and science to make integrated performances that move audiences. Today, we are seeing exciting changes as artists experiment with video and real-time interactivity to draw audiences even deeper into the performance, and enhance the shared experience of the moment. This class explores conceptual approaches to design, industry-standard software, prototyping frameworks, and data flow programming to provide student designers with the cutting-edge tools necessary to confidently collaborate with writers, directors, and performers. Structured as a studio course, students will make designs for contemporary performance pieces, and collaborate with working artists to design original projects.

ITPG-GT.2521.1 (22581) | Instructor: Andrew Lazarow | Mon 6:30pm to 9:25pm | Meeting Pattern: 12 | Start Date