Editing as Practice: Developing Personal Voice

About

This course is part of the International Summer Academy Salzburg 2022.

The focus of the course is to understand editing as a practice and a continuous process. By engaging with the idea of sequencing and narrative building, students explore how editing can create, alter and influence new meanings in our work. Students learn to analyse various theories and approaches to editing and look at the conjunction of flow, pace and rhythm in a narrative. By drawing parallels between composing music, cinema practices and textual forms, students explore various materials – taken or found, documentary or fiction – to understand editing in contemporary image-making practices. How can the same body of work respond to the needs of different forms of representation, such as for digital platforms, physical exhibition or as a book?

Course leader

Wasif Munem

Target group

Open to anyone interested in fine arts (focus Photography, Film & Video)

Course aim

Students learn from intense dialogue about ongoing personal works, paired with one-on-one consultations. Other students’ engagements involve dissecting, juxtaposing and analysing a variety of critical work by other artists and photographers, while I will share personal experiences and approaches, from conceptualisation to exhibiting.

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