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Author(s): Thomas E Larson
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Film Scoring in the Digital Age discusses the art of writing music that is written for and synced to fixed media. Specifically, it includes music written for dramatic films, documentaries, industrial sales films, video advertising, radio ads, games, podcasts, modern dance, and more….
Author(s): Michael K Jenson
Introduction to Architecture in an Age of Uncertainty explores the agency of architects and architecture’s role in an era heavily influenced by rapid globalization, technological advancement, ethical uncertainty, and environmental crisis. Contrary to the conventional paradigm of an architectural introductory text, this book does not rely on a historical survey focusing on individual iconic buildings to introduce the value and meaning of architecture, nor is it heavily focused on a conventional view of studio design pedagogy or visualization in
Author(s): John Chiego, Joel S. Schnackel
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The Musical Experience is a seamlessly integrated enhanced learning package that features a thematic approach to music appreciation— each theme is described along a historical timeline.
Author(s): Andrea Ciaston
Drawing as Process presents an arc of drawing experiences that includes a progression from strategies that result in Classical realism to Expressionistic techniques in the manner of Rembrandt, Vincent van Gogh, and the Surrealists. This coursework concludes with a self-directed series of drawings-multiple drawings on one theme-that forms a cohesive visual expression. Drawing as Process explores the creative process of drawing as a form of personal expression as well as a thought modality.
Author(s): Jeffrey Izzo
Rather than be the last word in copyright law scholarship or a two-ton casebook meant for an upper level law school class, my goal in writing this is to provide a quick, readable, and comprehensible guide to the key copyright areas that affect the 21st century composer, performer, and recording artist.
Author(s): Tani Sanchez
Hip Hop, Cinema and African American Perspectives offers theoretical analysis from film, cultural studies, and race perspectives. This e-book reflects an attempt to address these concerns in a way that privileges and contextualizes all three. Hip-hop cinema is framed as a phenomenon born within the United States and part of a continuum of many existing threads, such as resistance, celebrations of identity and of Black traditions. This publication secondarily acknowledges and explores the spread of hip-hop cinema among other ethnic groups and nationalities.
