1. NMED 3700 Production Management

2. NMED 3700 Today’s Class… Committee Work The Interview Process

3. NMED 3700 Your job is to Stage a Showcase for New Media Students and their work

4. NMED 3700 You are the architects building an event out of an idea. The activity that will help you the most in this class is… ATTENDING EVENTS –Art openings –Art shows –Media events –Campus talks It will give you ideas for what you might want to do and what NOT to do.

5. NMED 3700 It all comes down to this process… managing Project Outcome doing planning controllingmonitoring

6. NMED 3700 Over the next 14 weeks this NMED 3700 Class shall: 1.organize present an 2-D art showcase in the Level 7 Gallery (required by each student NOT on the Programming or Event Committee) 2.design a catalogue archiving curated works & accompanying AFA grant application 3.produce and create an audio doscent’s CD about student work & accompanying AFA grant application

7. NMED 3700 Over the next 14 weeks this NMED 3700 Class shall: 4.organize and present a catalogue launch & accompanying AFA grant application 5.design a website announcing the curatorial calendar & accompanying AFA grant application 6.organize and present a film festival of student work & accompanying AFA grant application 7.produce and create a video documentary profiling New Media students and their work & accompanying AFA grant application

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9. Programming Committee –Catalogue Designer/Editors –Moving Image DVD Producers –2-D & Static Image CD Producers –Web Designer Event Management Committee –Film Festival –Launch Coordinators –Advertising & PR Curators

10. NMED 3700 The Programming Committee –Catalogue Designers (Team of 2) –DVD Compilation Producers (Team of 2) –2-D & Static Compilation Producers (Team of 2) –Website Designer/Writer/Photographer

11. NMED 3700 The Event Coordination Committee –Film Festival (Team of 4) –Launch Coordinator (Team of 6) –2-D & Static Work Show (Team of 5)

12. NMED 3700 Curators –All students curating student work into the Level 7 Gallery during the month of March

13. NMED 3700 Team/Committee Formation This course will be one part competitive and three parts collaborative –Each committee is a team that must raise the bar of productivity for themselves and that of the other committees

14. NMED 3700 Break Into Group s –If you don’t want to be on a committee brainstorm on three students who you might want to curate into Level 7 Gallery –If you want to be on a committee, break into the team you want to work with and brainstorm on how to get that job. –Each student will have to apply for a specific job: Curator Event Manager Programming Committee Member –That application will have to be sent to me via email by 12pm tomorrow. –If multiple people apply for a committee role, you will have to interview/present to the class as to your concept for the job on Thursday.

15. NMED 3700 How to Run A Brainstorm Session Each team is to use today’s lab time to brainstorm on an idea for the event. A brainstorming session should be used for generating lots of new ideas and solutions. It should not be used for analysis or for decision making. That comes next class.

16. NMED 3700 How to Run A Brainstorm Session Step One: Identify Your Problem/ Opportunity This is already done. Use this session to generate ideas for what kind of event should the class present

17. NMED 3700 How to Run A Brainstorm Session Step Two: Find a location where you can sit around a table to talk and take notes The library is best – it’s meant for working. Do not choose a location that will present interruptions or social traffic. Smaller groups are easier to control but there are less people to keep the process moving smoothly onward.. A very small group is more like a quick-fire conversation and could be seated round a small table so everyone can add their ideas conversationally. Try to move the group close together so they don't feel remote from each other.

18. NMED 3700 How to Run A Brainstorm Session Step Three: Start the Record This is the first installment of your Project Log Everyone should take notes on this session and there should be a facilitator who records the official “minutes” of the meeting –Record: Date, Time, Location, Names of Participants At the top of the page record the agenda question: What Kind of Event Should We Present Underneath that make your laundry list of ideas and related details Make it legible because everyone in the group will need a copy

19. NMED 3700 How to Run A Brainstorm Session The Facilitator. This person needs to introduce the session, to keep an eye on the time and to make sure the meeting stays on topic. This person will facilitate the session to make it run smoothly and ensure that the participants feel comfortable and join in the process. They will also be responsible for restarting the creative process if it slows down.

20. NMED 3700 How to Run A Brainstorm Session Step Four: Ideas You Must Generate and Organize Who is your audience? Where is your event location? Who will provide the content/art work? When is your event? –April 9 2009 What is the name of your event? How will you use 10-minutes to present your idea to the class?

21. NMED 3700 How to Run A Brainstorm Session If ideas begin to slow down consider events that you’ve participated in, attended, seen on television for ideas. –The don’t have to be art-related. Just a model of a successful event. –Think of what is fun and interesting and memorable for you Presentation of your ideas should involve all team members and can include media support materials, or even class relocation to the location of your choice. The bottom- line is we must get a sense of your team’s vision for the NMED 3700 in 2008 event. In all instances, your team must decide: “Will this promote the excellence of students in the New Media Department?”

22. NMED 3700 How to Run A Brainstorm Session Every response must have a through rationale –Refer back to the Process Diagram. Explain how the idea will be monitored, managed, planned and controlled –A rationale explains the reasoning behind your idea. –Each rationale should be between 75-200 words. –Please, note the resulting suggestion is NOT a contract but a potential blueprint for a successful event. During the first half of Tuesday’s class each team will have time to perfect their presentation. During the last half of Wednesday’s class each team will make a 7-10 minute presentation on their idea. After each presentation has been, given you will vote as a class on which event we will organize