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Media Lab Image-generating Practices, Transmedia Storytelling, Civic Media

The Media Lab is the heart of the Camera Arts program. Apart from being the program’s spatial home base, it functions as a flexible laboratory mirroring the program’s aim for creative experimentation with digital media and critical reflection.

Students are encouraged to explore the latest visual media technologies for technical conceptual and creative possibilities. They also learn to combine technical, aesthetic and social questions and create "prototypes" as iterations in open-ended processes of investigation. In their (collaborative) projects, they are supported by a transdisciplinary team of lecturers, tutors and by fellow students.

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As part of the Camera Arts program, the Media Lab covers four main areas:


Spatial rendering with 360 degree photography

Image-generating practices and post-photography

In addition to conventional forms of photography and moving image, data-based image technologies such as 3D scanning and visualization, motion tracking, 360 degree photography and film, drones and sensor-based "seeing machines", expand the toolkit of contemporary post-photographic image makers. This focal point also explores the creative potential and boundaries of visual artificial intelligence, such as image recognition, software based image generation and data visualization. Critical questions on how visual technologies influence and alter our ways of seeing as new forms of observation and discovery also belong to the post-photographic discourse explored in Camera Arts’ media Lab.

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Transmedia storytelling project «Selfeminity». Mara Vivien Güntensperger, 2016

Transmedia storytelling

Media convergence enables new types of visual storytelling across multiple platforms and channels. Emerging technologies such as augmented reality, virtual reality, apps and open source applications make it possible to create transmedia narratives with complex editorial structures. Both developers and users are involved in the communication process and narratives can be designed as open, continuous and interactive processes. Transmedia stories can have multiple start and end points and switch fluently from physical to virtual and imaginary space.

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