FNMS 298 - Sound Design

When we think of movies, TV shows, theater, art shows, or multimedia productions we first think of visuals. Behind the visual elements is a structure that often goes unnoticed yet shapes our perception immensely: Sound. Students of the Sound Design course will learn the art and craft of using sound to enrich and enhance their productions. In a workshop environment we will engage with a variety of sound design examples from contemporary media, art, and stage productions in order to learn about the elements, possibilities, and techniques of designing sound. We will record, arrange, and mix sound effects, ambient sound environments, and music. The class will include discussions, peer critique, group work, and presentations to share projects, and learn from each other. Sound Design invites students of FNMS, Theater, Music, Art, and Science to explore the sonic possibilities of their individual projects, and to engage in this interdisciplinary creative workshop.

Credits 1

Area
Humanities

Division
Arts and Humanities

Compass Attributes
Creative Arts