MUS4823H - Sound & Vision: Techniques in Research-Creation
About the role
This course offers students tools for analysis of and hands-on training in audio and video recording, as well as curation of completed projects for researchers, performers, and composers. Based on the expanded canon of music documentaries, field recordings, podcasts, as well as participatory and community-engaged multimedia creation, students are introduced to the theory and practice of audiovisual recording. Readings draw from music studies, media studies, sound studies, film studies, and visual anthropology.
Responsibilities
- Define course objectives;
- Prepare course materials;
- Provide clear guidelines on course requirements and regulations;
- Teach and coordinate all classes as scheduled;
- Administer and evaluate student assignments;
- Prepare and submit final grades in accordance with policy;
- Maintain reasonable hours of student consultation outside scheduled class hours.
Requirements
A Doctoral degree in music. Experience in recording, documentary filmmaking, artistic curation, and festival/event production. Experience in post-secondary institutions and in community music projects/organizations preferred. Ability to advise and mentor graduate students on a wide range of research-creation projects.
Qualifications
Doctoral degree in music. Experience in recording, documentary filmmaking, artistic curation, and festival/event production. Experience in post-secondary institutions and in community music projects/organizations preferred. Ability to advise and mentor graduate students on a wide range of research-creation projects.
Skills
Experience in recording, documentary filmmaking, artistic curation, and festival/event production. Ability to advise and mentor graduate students on a wide range of research-creation projects.
Benefits
N/A
Pay
$9,997.48
Schedule
Tuesdays from 3-5pm in the Winter term
Benefits
N/A
Application
A complete application includes your responses to the application form with a cover letter and current Curriculum Vitae; click here to apply
Contact Information
Daphne Tan
Associate Dean, Academic & Student Affairs
Associate Professor, Music Theory
Faculty of Music
University of Toronto
80 Queen’s Park
Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C5