15 to 20 Minute Group Presentation

Groups will be assigned to present from and lead class discussion on the course readings. You will be evaluated on:

• The clarity of your presentation (do you bring out the main points of the article in an understandable way?),
• Appropriateness of examples given,
• Demonstration of the principles (if applicable),
• The quality of your discussion questions,
•  Your efforts to involve the class.

Creative presentations will be judged especially favourably.

The group’s typed outline, written summary (abstract), and discussion questions are due before the presentation. OutlineExample.pdf

Please plan to spend a few minutes with Lorene in advance of your presentation, either during office hours (SCPA reception) or after class.

Suggested group roles:

1. Person to spearhead the writing of the abstract, outline, and discussion questions.

2. Person to spearhead the presentation (powerpoint works well).

3 + 4. Persons to enact the demonstrations of the principles.

Please provide the Powerpoint, if you use it, on a USB drive.

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Groups

Presentation# 1 and #2. Lorene will look after these and will hopefully provide you with a format that you can modify for your own presentation.

May 27, Group Project 3 Acting for the Camera

Presenters: Shantong (Coco), Zizun, Najib

May 29, Group Project 4

Foreign Film and Cultural Signs

Presenters: Panagiotis, Omar, Ixra, Orhan

June 3, Group Project 5

Canadian Actors/Auteurs at Home and in Hollywood

Presenters:Sarah, Liora, Matthew

June 5, Group Project 6

Animation and CGI

Presenters: Abhishek,Lauren, Justine, HongMing

June 10, Group Project 7

Role Playing Games

Presenters: Connor, Wayne

June 12, Group Project 8

Agency and Immersion
Player as Performer

Presenters: 

 June 17, Group Project 9

Motion Capture Performance in Games

Presenters: Kevin, Michael, Dorothy, Sophia

 June 19, Group Project 10

Virtual Worlds and Virtual Reality

Presenters: Garnet, Brennan, Karolina, Serena