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LOST BAGGAGE

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Documentary
Work-in-Progress, HD, 50 min, Color, US and South Korea
Directed by Changhee Chun, Bob Salatich and Vijay Singh
Produced by Changhee Chun

This documentary, Lost Baggage , is a glimpse into the lives of migrant workers in South Korea. Without national identification numbers and cards, daily life is difficult here–let alone schooling for children and medical services. The main narrator, Ithaca College cinema production student Bob Salatich, will lead us through his encounters with the migrant workers and the political climate around immigration in Korea. This documentary will be presented from a non-partisan standpoint, neither taking side of the migrant workers nor the Korean government/international community.

Press information available upon completion of project.

RED, YELLOW AND BLUE

admin — Mon, 19 May 2008 23:44:02 +0000

Short Narrative
2007, 16mm and HD, 15m 45s, Color, US
Directed by Changhee Chun
Produced by Changhee Chun, Ithaca College Practicum Class Spring 2007

Marty was adopted to an American family from Korea in the 1970s, and was one of the first Korean adoptees in the United States. Red, Yellow and Blue is Marty’s recollection of her experience as a person with multiple roles and identities: a child outcast, a Korean adoptee, and Asian American woman and a human being learning how to cope with who she is and where she belongs. This film is based on a monologue titled “A Slant on American Life from One of the Bunch” written by Suzanne Schwartz, a resident of Ithaca, NY. The monologue was performed during the 2007 Asian American Heritage Month celebration, CELEBRASIAN 2007, by local actress Carolyn S. Lee and filmed by the students of the Ithaca College Park School of Communication Cinema and Photography seniors of the spring 2007 Practicum capstone course.

Please see the “CELEBRASIAN” information below for more information about the monologues and playwright, or visit www.creationline.org/celebrasian.

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CROSS-CULTURAL DOCUMENTARY RESEARCH AND PRODUCTION IN SOUTH KOREA

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A production and research class that explores a wide variety of styles and approaches to the documentary production, creating knowledge base students can draw on in the production of a short documentary on a topic of their choice through cross-cultural experience.

Syllabus

CNPH 33005: SPECIAL TOPICS - MUSIC VIDEO/FILM PRODUCTION

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Exploration of a specific area of cinema production, designed to enhance and enrich the traditional production curriculum and provide significant professional training for an ever-changing discipline. Subjects will likely include, but are not limited to: cinematography, sound design, advanced editing, alternative special effects, and directing for the screen. Topics will vary to reflect current and future trends in cinema production, as well as student demand and on faculty expertise.

Syllabus + Course Schedule + Production forms

CNPH 42000: THESIS CINEMA PRODUCTION

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Individual experience preparatory to graduate study and careers in cinema production. This course is designed to bring together ideas, processes, practices, and theories in the service of the production of a substantial work of cinema. Students will pursue an entire project from conception to completion, combining intensive preproduction, production, and post-production with in-depth instruction on lab work, distribution, and exhibi-tion. Throughout the course, emphasis is placed on instructor, peer, and self-critique. In addition to completion of the final production, students are expected to generate an essay that situates their work within the history of the medium and contextualizes its relationship to current intel-lectual and creative debates.

Syllabus + Course Schedule + Production forms

CNPH 33004: SPECIAL TOPICS - PRE-PRODUCTION

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This course is designed for intensive pre-production and development of significant media arts projects. Though the course is open to anyone, it is primarily intended for students preparing for their senior thesis project in cinema. Topics include: collaborative script development for production, advanced budgeting and scheduling, organizational dynamics and team development, technology research, rights management, festival campaign planning and strategic marketing, for-profit and non-profit fundraising, and legal considerations for production companies. 4 credits.

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CNPH 45000: CINEMA PRODUCTION PRACTICUM

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Capstone-level motion picture production course in which students undertake the primary creative and professional roles in a significant project under the direct supervision of a faculty specialist. The nature of the project will vary with each offering. 4 credits.

Visit www.creationline.org/celebrasian for more about the spring 2007 Practicum project.

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CNPH 33001: SPECIAL TOPICS - CINEMATOGRAPHY

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Syllabus + Scene analysis template

CNPH 32100: ADVANCED CINEMA PRODUCTION - FICTION

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This intensive, advanced level course examines cinema as a form of storytelling. Students produce their own cinema projects and critical papers to familiarize themselves with techniques of aesthetics specific to narrative cinemas. A final project of the student’s design and participation in a culminating public exhibition of work from the class are required.

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CNPH 21001: SPECIAL TOPICS IN CINEMA PRODUCTION: EAST-WEST CINEMA

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Study of the cinema production process using significant works representative of important historic and contemporary ideas and movements. Screenings and readings guide discussions and analysis geared toward providing familiarity with a broad range of production models and connecting them to larger questions of culture production and artistic expression. 3 credits.

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