Course description

Working with cameras, audio recorders, physical computing boards and computer software, this course introduces students to digital art creation, manipulation and theory. Students will have hands on experience with digital image acquisition, recording and editing video and sound, and computer programming for interactive media based applications. Learning will be fun, challenging, exciting and will open the student to new possibilities for creating dynamic media art. Topics addressed during the course will include digital photography, digital video, audio and video editing, stop-animation, slow-motion video, macro photography, programming for audio/ visual interaction, and physical computing.

Counts as free elective credit for B.F.A. students.

Summer 2025: Online course

Mark Edward Grimm
Mark Edward Grimm
Adjunct Faculty

Student experiences

"Cornell was absolutely eye-opening, and I learned so many things. I especially loved getting a taste of college life; I love independence and responsibility. Professor Grimm was awesome, and I could tell he really loved what he was doing/teaching."
Zixin
"I wanted to go to a program that focused purely on photography and film. I found the work that I did fun and the people with whom I was doing it fun. From studying on the arts quad on a sunny Tuesday to studying in Uris on a rainy Thursday, I loved every minute."
Halley Elliott