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Objective:Using Ableton Live, combine two pre-existing commercially available pieces of music of your choosing using stutter edit / mash-up techniques to demonstrate an understanding of the techniques and principles demonstrated in class.The finished project should be at least one minute in length.The brief:Part 1 - Tempo-matching •The two original tracks should have tempos that are different to each other (ideally not really different, as t...

Course Code   :  CUL502

Course Title   :  media and popular culture

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Throughout popular culture, music and entertainment have been a staple to define a generation and/or even a decade!  There are musicians/celebrities around the world that have had a profound effect on popular culture as well as on society as a whole.  Remember, music and artists don’t only affect and influence their specific industry, but there are various other areas of popular culture in which can affect and influence society,...

Essay GuidelinesEssays  to be about six to eight typed, double-spaced pages in 12-point Times New Roman font) with a complete list of written references and discography at the end. Long quotations must be indented and single-spaced.   Essays are due July 29, 2020. Please upload an electronic copy to D2L by the end of the day.   Choose one of the three questions below for your essay:   1. Find an ori...

Section 1: Narrative StructureFilm Directors are able to create a unique vision and style in their films by employing a number of cinematic techniques.  These techniques combine to create, what has become known as a film’s, mise-en-scene, or “putting on the stage”.  As we discussed in class, various camera, lighting, sound and editing elements are brought together to enable the director to build his or her film.  ...

Section 1: Narrative StyleFilm Directors are able to create a unique vision and style in their films by employing a number of cinematic techniques.  These techniques combine to create, what has become known as a film’s, mise-en-scene, or “putting on the stage”.  As we discussed in class, various camera, lighting, sound and editing elements are brought together to enable the director to build his or her film.  Cho...