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2007 Digital Asia: Documentary Digital Video Workshop

Saturday, March 10, 2007
Urbana, Illinois

Presented by Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies (EAPS), Asian Educational Media Service (AEMS), and Applied Technologies for Learning in the Arts & Sciences (ATLAS) at The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

The Digital Asia Workshop was piloted March 10, 2007, with a one-day workshop at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Advertised only to U of I faculty and graduate students on a first-come, first-served basis, we nonetheless attracted twice as many people as we could accommodate. Topics covered included framing a multimedia project, work in the field, local resources, developing a project plan, funding, equipment and post-production, though our treatment was, of necessity, not in-depth. Based on interest and feedback in this workshop, we planned a greatly expanded Digital Asia program for 2008.

Contents:
Participants
Original Announcement

Participants:

Faculty

Nancy Abelmann
Director of Anthropology and East Asian Languages and Cultures

Shefali Chandra
Assistant Professor of History, Gender, and Women's Studies

Anne Burkus-Chasson
Associate Professor of Art History

Dan Shao
Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures

Paul Watt
Professor and Director of Asian Studies

Graduate Students

Hanna K. Lee
English/Writing Studies

Yueh-Mei Lin
Educational Policy Study

Yu Hong
Institute of Communication Research

Wanju Huang
Curriculum and Instruction

Sunny Jeong
Recreation, Sports, and Tourism

Jin-kyung Park
Institute of Communication Research

Josie Sohn
East Asian Languages and Cultures

Original Announcement:
(Application last updated February 15, 2007)

Digital Asia: Making Your Own Documentary

MARCH 10, 2007, 10 am till 3 pm
Foreign Language Building, Rm G-17
Pre-registration required by March 1
FREE • Lunch provided

Presented by Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies (EAPS),
Asian Educational Media Service (AEMS) / Media Production Group (MPG),
and Applied Technologies for Learning in the Arts & Sciences (ATLAS)

Do you have an idea for a documentary film but have no idea where to begin? This workshop will help get you started.

Filmmaking veterans David Plath and Jacquetta Hill of MPG will be joined by media experts Paul Riismandel and Colleen Cook of ATLAS to give an overview of the filmmaking process, from framing your project, through funding and planning, to filming in the field, and finally, post-production. Discussion of equipment choices, as well as on- and off-campus resources will be included.

This workshop is intended for faculty and graduate students who do research in Asia. No experience or training in media design or techniques is assumed. Perhaps you have a long-running research project with years of accumulated data and video footage, or perhaps you are preparing to embark on your first field research trip. What matters is your desire to communicate your research about Asia through today's user-friendly audio-visual media.

We would like to hear about what you have in mind before the workshop. When you register, we will send you a questionnaire to fill out about your project (however realized or imaginary it may be). Please return this questionnaire by March 2.
To register, contact Tanya Lee with:

your name
department
title/position
email address
telephone number and
campus address

or call 217-265-0642.

Last Updated: November 26, 2008


	2007 Digital Asia: Documentary Digital Video Workshop Saturday, March 10, 2007 Urbana, Illinois Presented by Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies (EAPS), Asian Educational Media Service (AEMS), and Applied Technologies for Learning in the Arts & Sciences (ATLAS) at The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign The Digital Asia Workshop was piloted March 10, 2007, with a one-day workshop at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Advertised only to U of I faculty and graduate students on a first-come, first-served basis, we nonetheless attracted twice as many people as we could accommodate. Topics covered included framing a multimedia project, work in the field, local resources, developing a project plan, funding, equipment and post-production, though our treatment was, of necessity, not in-depth. Based on interest and feedback in this workshop, we planned a greatly expanded Digital Asia program for 2008. Contents: Participants Original Announcement Participants: Faculty Nancy Abelmann Director of Anthropology and East Asian Languages and Cultures Shefali Chandra Assistant Professor of History, Gender, and Women's Studies Anne Burkus-Chasson Associate Professor of Art History Dan Shao Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures Paul Watt Professor and Director of Asian Studies Graduate Students Hanna K. Lee English/Writing Studies Yueh-Mei Lin Educational Policy Study Yu Hong Institute of Communication Research Wanju Huang Curriculum and Instruction Sunny Jeong Recreation, Sports, and Tourism Jin-kyung Park Institute of Communication Research Josie Sohn East Asian Languages and Cultures back to top Original Announcement: (Application last updated February 15, 2007) Digital Asia: Making Your Own Documentary MARCH 10, 2007, 10 am till 3 pm Foreign Language Building, Rm G-17 Pre-registration required by March 1 FREE • Lunch provided Presented by Center for East Asian and Pacific Studies (EAPS), Asian Educational Media Service (AEMS) / Media Production Group (MPG), and Applied Technologies for Learning in the Arts & Sciences (ATLAS) Do you have an idea for a documentary film but have no idea where to begin? This workshop will help get you started. Filmmaking veterans David Plath and Jacquetta Hill of MPG will be joined by media experts Paul Riismandel and Colleen Cook of ATLAS to give an overview of the filmmaking process, from framing your project, through funding and planning, to filming in the field, and finally, post-production. Discussion of equipment choices, as well as on- and off-campus resources will be included. This workshop is intended for faculty and graduate students who do research in Asia. No experience or training in media design or techniques is assumed. Perhaps you have a long-running research project with years of accumulated data and video footage, or perhaps you are preparing to embark on your first field research trip. What matters is your desire to communicate your research about Asia through today's user-friendly audio-visual media. We would like to hear about what you have in mind before the workshop. When you register, we will send you a questionnaire to fill out about your project (however realized or imaginary it may be). Please return this questionnaire by March 2. To register, contact Tanya Lee with: your name department title/position email address telephone number and campus address or call 217-265-0642. back to top Last Updated: November 26, 2008		In This Section: News Asian Film Festival AsiaLENS Series Discussions with Filmmakers Educator Events Teaching Chinese History Through Film Digital Asia Workshops China's Revolutionary Anniversaries Teaching Japan Through Anime China's Revolutionary Anniversaries Workshop WWII Kamikaze Workshop Khmer Rouge; Islamist Dreams Korean Relations: Teaching with the Film Repatriation Teaching Korea Through Film Asia in Curriculum Series Other AEMS Film Screenings

Asian Educational Media Service

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

105 S. Gregory, 2nd Floor Urbana, Illinois 61801 Phone: (217) 333-9597 aems@illinois.edu

105 S. Gregory, 2nd Floor
Urbana, Illinois 61801

Phone: (217) 333-9597
aems@illinois.edu