Mixing methods : creative collaboration in mobile moviemaking

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Mixing methods : creative collaboration in mobile moviemaking

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This article is a reflection on creative collaboration and synergy, using a tertiary course in mobile moviemaking to explore ways in which collaborative projects involving people from different creative disciplines can generate creative outcomes that surpass – in both innovative value and aesthetic depth – creative outcomes that might be generated by the individual disciplines on their own. The article will reflect on the processes and outcomes of a collaborative class project within this cou...

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Research paper

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Journal article

Date created

2017

Creator

Wagner, Daniel

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/4115

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interdisciplinary creative collaborations / New Zealand / Entertainment Lab for the Very Small Screen (ELVSS) / Unitec courses / collaborative practice / mobile movies / dance students / film students / smartphones / Creative Arts, Media and Communication Curriculum and Pedagogy

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