Prepare a 10 - 15 min presentation using powerpoint or google slides. Please prepare and have a script ready. Usually 1 slide/minute. Submit file [here].
In the presentation, please share process, observations, and findings. Slide can be structured as:

• Slide part1: Outline your motivation, hypothesis, goals, and agenda. What initially sparked your interest? Include your preliminary research findings.
• Slide part2: Detail your process, including any difficulties or failures you encountered, as well as any unexpected discoveries
• Slide part 3: Present your analysis and lessons learned. What do you think about the results? How do they align or conflict with your initial expectations?

To explore and analyze how different media forms craft and manipulate temporal/spatial dimensions, from traditional methods like zoetropes to modern VR/AR technologies. To see their possbilities for storytelling, communication, and art.

• Zoetrope
• Stereoscope
• 3D video
• AR/VR

• Create a zoetrope animation and compare how it informs/differs from film/video editing techniques and theory. For example, is the idea of a jump cut or montage unique to film/video editing or can it be achived in zoetropes? What kind of narrative potential does zoetrope have? How does it compare to the narrative potential of animated gif?
  
  
• How does storytelling in zoetrope/3D/AR/VR work?
  
  
• Create a 3D video or 3D sterograph (a 3D photo series) and explore its possbilities. Something like Make a dance video for the metaverse.
  
  
• What the heck is AR/VR for? Can you make public virtual sculptures? What about a new kind of museum?
  
  
• Use AR (Augmented Reality) to intersect culturally/historically/personally significant physical space with the virtual. What if you connect a digital poster/graffiti/letter/photograph to physical space?
  
  
• What is Apple (Vision Pro), Meta (Quest, Rayban smart glasses), Google (AR & VR)...etc trying to do? How can artists use/explore/resist this? What does art look like in this world?