Crip Cinema—Disability in/around Film, Video and Experimental Media credit:

3 Hours

Examines how time-based media alters how objects, bodies, and landscapes are activated, supported, imagined, and treated. Students will engage in the applied research strategies and creative methodologies of Crip Cinema in order to develop a deeper understanding of access, embodiment, and representational issues. Through the course students will explore and enact cripistemological writing/text/descriptive methods that are guided by the Crip* principles of interdependence, open access, Crip Time, networks of support and collaboration, and access ecology.