Lecturer:

Prof. Lars Bauernschmitt

Lessons:

Wednesday 10.00 am, C-2.12, 2 groups in turn bi-weekly

Start:

September 30, 2009

Introduction:

Wednesday, September 30, 2009 C -2.12., both groups

Content:

Visual language as a means of communication. Visual language in the History of photography.

Objective:

Getting to know different attitudes as well as different visual languages and their application.

Credits:

4

Lecturer:

Prof. Rolf Nobel

Lessons:

Thursday 10 am, C 4.14, groups in turn bi-weekly

Start:

October 1, 2009

Introduction:

October 1, 2009, C 4.14, both groups

Content:

The photo essay and its congeners reportage and series. Research, central threme, dramaturgy, sense of style, completeness, opening and closing the story

Ziel:

Learning first narrative instruments of reportage photography

Objective:

3

Lecturer:

Knut Giebel

Lessons:

Wednesday 2 pm - 5 pm, room 1.37 (except on 21 October)

Start:

September 30, 2009

Introduction:

September 30, 2009, 2 pm

Content:

Technical basics of photography, brief overview of the
development history of photography, introduction to the picture language.

Objective:

Knowledge transfer of technical, creative and historical basics.

Credits:

3

Lecturer:

Knut Giebel

Lessons:

Thursday 2 pm - 5 pm. C -2.12 and photo lab

Start:

Thursday October 1, 2009

Introduction:

Thursday October 1, 2009. 2pm

Content:

Different techniques of painting with light, such as photograms, etc.

Objective:

Experiencing the essence of photography (photo = light, graphos = painting).

Credits:

3

Lecturers:

Prof. Rolf Nobel/Knut Giebel

Lessons:

Wednesday, 4 pm, auditorium

Start:

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Introduction:

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Content:

The technical process of photography, its history and picture languages

Objective:

Photography is the most widespread everyday culture. Hardly a mobile phone is not featured with a digital camera. Through the presentations, this course will give the students a better understanding of technical basics, history and ways to express. Besides, all participants have to solve a photo assignment that is tailored to the particular needs of each major.

Credits:

2

Lecturer:

Lars Bauernschmitt

Lessons:

Thursday, 2 pm, C 4.14, 2 groups in turn bi-weekly

Start:

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Introduction:

Thursday, October 1, 2009 at 2 pm, group 2
Thursday, October 8, 2009 at 2 pm, group 1

Content:

Newspapers and magazines contain a variety of photos that »open« a theme or illustrate it. Realization of such themes as short-term projects, photos accurately fitting the content, showy/prominent photos with striking effect

Objective:

The participants will learn to take striking photos for various topics, that accurately fit a content.

Credits:

4

Lecturer:

Knut Giebel

Lessons:

Tuesday 10 am - 1 pm, C-2.12

Start:

Tuesday September 29, 2009

Introduction:

Tuesday September 29, 2009 10 am

Content:

Optical laws of light and overview of the different types of lighting techniques in photography, working with flash unit, lighting stills.

Objective:

Communicating basics of designing with light, handling of studio equipment, basics of still life photograhy.

Credits:

3

Lecturer:

Knut Giebel

Lessons:

Thursday 10 am - 1 pm C -2.12, in groups A and B

Start:

Thursday October 1, 2009

Introduction:

Thursday October 1, 2009, 5pm, C4.15, both groups

Content:

Finding a conceptual idea, using different lighting scenarios. Composition and scenery, working with the model.

Objective:

Capabilities in the staging of portraits in the studio.

Credits:

4

Lecturer:

Knut Giebel

Lessons:

Tuesday 2 pm - 5 pm, C 2.12

Start:

Tuesday September 29, 2009

Introduction:

Tuesday September 29, 2009, 2 pm

Content:

Advertisings and magazine issues are highly personalized, resulting in
plenty of portraits. In this seminar students practice portraying on Location, taking into account content references, environment, artificial or available light, time frame.

Objective:

Learning different portrait types in conditions like on location, with both flash light and available light.

Credits:

4

Lecturers:

Prof. Rolf Nobel/Nicole Strasser

Lessons:

Wednesday 2 pm, C -2.12, groups in turn bi-weekly

Start:

September 30, 2009

Introduction:

September 30, 2009 at 2 pm, C -2.12, both groups

Content:

In this seminar, a magazine reportage with given subject matter is to be photographed and presented both as a print and a multimedia-reportage.

Objective:

The reportage is to be done and presented under the specific conditions of magazine photography. Besides narrative skills, the basics of dealing with sound, interview techniques and audio software are imparted.

Credits:

4

Lecturer:

Prof. Lars Bauernschmitt

Lessons:

Tuesday 10.00 am, A 2.01, 2 groups in turn bi-weekly

Start:

September 29, 2009

Introduction:

Tuesday, September 29, 2009 at 10 am, A 2.01.

Content:

Designing of drafts (typography and photography) for various fields of application

Objective:

Dealing with limited time account, conceptual thinking and acting,
solid manual and technical accomplishment of the designs.

Credits:

4

Lecturers:

Lars Bauernschmitt / Walter Hellmann

Lessons:

Thursday 10.00 am, 2.25 (October 1, 8 and 15 on the gallery of 4th floor)

Start:

Thursday, Ocotber 1, 2009

Introduction:

Thursday, October 1, 2009 at 10 am, gallery of 4th floor.

Content:

The participants will get to know the character of various photo books and develop and realize an appropriate concept for their own project.

Objective:

Conception, photography and design of a photo book

Credits:

12

Lecturers:

Rolf Nobel/Lucy Conrad

Lessons:

Thursday, 1 pm, C 4.06

Start:

September 24, 2009

Introduction:

September 24, 2009 at 1 pm, C 4.06

Content:

Generating a photo montage of 5 single images with Photoshop. The resulting photomontage has to look like a photo.

Objective:

Taking technical and photographical principles into action as well as knowledge about the history of development of the photomontage.

Credits:

2

Lecturers:

Rolf Nobel/Lars Bauernschmitt

Dates:

Tuesday, 4 pm, C -2.12, by arrangement