Do you have any background info - I'm interested to know about the group and couldn't find any related info at videodance.org...

But it is a very cool site and I did find the following info that is the type of program we should encourage our area universities to develop here...

Courses- June 2006

DEADLINE APPROACHING

New Postgraduate opportunity at the internationally respected School of Television and Imaging, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design.

Due to the establishment of groundbreaking reciprocal relationships with Scottish Dance Theatre and the Scottish School of Contemporary Dance. applications are now being sought from appropriate dance or video dance artists and graduates to study on the Electronic Imaging MSc. For further details contact k [dot] mcpherson [at] dundee [dot] ac [dot] uk

link to School of TVI Dundee

This is a terrific opportunity for anyone interested in exploring and developing their practice within a supportive and creative environment and a state of the art facility.

Introduction to MSc Electronic Imaging
The Master of Science in Electronic Imaging Programme brings together art, design and science, through the combinations of research into technology, ideas, culture and creativity. It is predicated upon the idea of producing challenging and creative skilled practitioners.Intellectual exploration of the medium, it’s market and a critical awareness is gained through combined research and production, encouraging a diversity of applications, enabling crossovers between traditional industry boundaries and promoting the investigation of the creative space between different media forms.

The programme embraces the changing cultures and applications of media and communication technologies. It anticipates a universal need for advanced research and production within the broad contexts of Art and Design practice.

The Programme enables students to focus on their individual strengths and creative concerns. It facilitates the development of specific and transferable skills that support the student in the development and conduct of their own individual programme of study. Artists, designers, video makers, animators, media students and others, converge each year to create a dynamic environment in which to work.

Students’ benefit from the Television & Imaging weekly public lecture programme hosted by Dundee Contemporary Arts with invited speakers, lecturers, artists and practitioners from a variety of backgrounds and disciplines.

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