Course Description

Study Time-based Design (Filmmaking) in Ireland
TCS 104 (counts for DES upper division studio credit) & DES 198 (can be petitioned to count for upper division studio credit), Summer Abroad 2017, Summer Session I

November 12, 2017 Glenda Drew Jesse Drew

Filmmaking, storytelling and time-based design are quickly becoming essential tools for today’s designers. There is no place better to study these traditions than Ireland; a country rich with cultural, political and social histories, and world-class creative practices. And best of all, each student will make their own short film, individually or collaboratively. What could be a better souvenir?

Glenda Drew
Professor of Design
Affiliated Faculty Community and Regional Development Graduate Group

January 29, 2013 M.A. Interdisciplinary Arts and Education, San Francisco State University

Specialization: Digital media

Research

glenda drew’s research is based at the intersections of visual culture and social change, with a particular emphasis on the working class. Her subjects include country musicians, waitresses, feminists and precarious workers. Her practice is multifaceted in form and includes film/video, motion graphics, photography, graphics, augmented reality, interactivity and audience participation.

Room 250A, Cruess Hall

Preferred Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

gadrew[remove-this-and-replace-with-at]ucdavis.edu

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