Films & Digital Stories

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Cyborg Transformation Patricia Fancher	Batman: A Visual Analysis Carlyn D. Epstein	The Coverage of Flight 387: A Narrative of Tragedy Anonymous
2008 Democratic Primary: Framing Race & Gender Anonymous	Content Analysis of Study Abroad Websites Katrina Pariera	This Sex Which is Not H1 Anonymous
The Spartan Spectacle Anonymous	Activist Diaspora: From the Mall to the Internet Megan Weintraub	Dad's Cancer: A Multimedia Illness Narrative Experiment Rachel Plotnick
Manufactured Diversity Brad Weikel

What are Digital Stories?

Digital stories feature prominently in coursework at CCT, but these projects are not merely short films - they are visual research projects, often experimental but grounded in theory.

Consider the following description from Georgetown's Digital Storytelling Multimedia Archive

Digital stories are multimedia-authoring projects combining texts, images, and audio files into a short film clip (mostly 3-5 minutes).

In recent years, digital storytelling has turned college and university classrooms into spaces of creative critical production. Digital stories have proven to be a powerful medium for students to represent a theoretically-informed understanding of texts and contexts in a form other than “traditional” writing.

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