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Sound Design
Audiovisual Colocation
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Audiovisual Colocation

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Created by Michael Filimowicz, PhD
Published 6/2020
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Audiovisual Colocation
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This course includes
  • 1.5 hours on-demand video
  • 7 articles
  • 3 downloadable resources
  • Full lifetime access
  • Access on mobile and TV
  • Assignments
  • Certificate of Completion
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What you'll learn
  • Principles of Audiovisual Colocation
  • How to Prototype Your Own Original Audiovisual Colocation Systems
  • Commercial applications and use cases for colocated audiovisual media
Requirements
  • This course is for anyone interested in the concept of audiovisual colocation for creative purposes, but also should interest those with strong prototyping backgrounds or entrepreneurial interests.
Description

Audiovisual Colocation is a new kind of immersive media technique in which sounds are mapped to the same spatial locations as their visual sources in the screen. This course covers the general principles of audiovisual colocation, its many use cases, and also shows how to build your own colocative audiovisual media system.

Who this course is for:
  • Creatives interested in audiovisual media
  • Sound Designers
  • Media Producers
  • Game Developers
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Musicians
  • Filmmakers
  • Makers
  • Designers
  • Exhibitors
  • Artists
  • Prototypers
  • Storytellers
  • Software Developers
  • DIY
Course content
Expand all 19 lectures 01:48:00
+ – Introduction to Audiovisual Colocation
2 lectures 10:55

A summary of the Open Innovation approach.

Open Source & Open Innovation
Preview 03:45

This interview from the 2018 Future Technologies Conference serves as a good general introduction to the Pixelphonic system, which is the name of my prototype audiovisual colocation display.

Background and Forward Looking Discussion on Audiovisual Colocation Technologies
Preview 07:10
Develop resources for discovering the latest developments in media technologies
Emerging Audiovisual Technologies
1 question
+ – Application Areas for Audiovisual Colocation
6 lectures 30:09

This is the first of several videos where I present an overview of application areas for colocated audiovisual display systems.

Discussion of Use Cases Part 1
08:41

This is the second of several videos where I present an overview of use cases for colocated audiovisual display systems.

Discussion of Use Cases Part 2
03:08

This is the third of several videos where I present an overview of use cases for colocated audiovisual display systems.

Discussion of Use Cases Part 3
06:04

This is the fourth of several videos where I present an overview of use cases for colocated audiovisual display systems.

Discussion of Use Cases Part 4
04:20
R&D Resources
00:31
Pains and Gains of Audiovisual Colocation By Application Area
07:24
Tap into your inner inventor.
Identify possible application areas for audiovisual colocation
1 question
+ – Building an Audiovisual Colocation Display
3 lectures 09:08

This lecture covers building your own colocative audiovisual display system.

How to Build an Audiovisual Colocation Display
05:09
Note About the Max Visual Programming Environment
00:51

A discussion on producing media where sound and image are colocated, in games, installations, and video contexts.

Media Workflows for Audiovisual Colocation
03:07
You can start with audiovisual colocation at a very small scale and on the cheap.
Build a Prototype
1 question
+ – The Patenting Process
2 lectures 08:17

Summary of the patent writing process, with handy tips and examples.

The Patent Writing Process
07:50

This module provides links to original documents so you can get a sense of the process involved in putting together a formal international patent filing.

An 'Inside Look' | Links to Original Documents of the Patenting Process
00:27
Dive into the world of patent publications
Doing Patent Research
1 question
+ – Historical and Aesthetic Context
3 lectures 31:46

This lecture provides an overview of the major milestones of spatial sound in audiovisual media over the past century.

History of Spatial Sound in Media
Preview 13:44

Audiovisual colocation was imagined by one of cinema's earliest audio engineers.

The Earliest Idea for Audiovisual Colocation
04:29

An overview of the creative considerations for colocative sound design.

Creative Implications for Colocative Sound Design
13:33
Ideate how media content might make use of audiovisual colocation.
Reimagining media as colcoated
1 question
+ – Perceptual Dimensions
2 lectures 17:18

Learn how to study the perceptual effects of audiovisual colocation through citizen science methods.

Experimenting with Perception Part 1
11:10

Learn how to study the perceptual effects of audiovisual colocation through citizen science methods.

Experimenting with Perception Part 2
06:08
Build your own personal database of perceptual effects.
Studying Perceptual Effects
2 questions
+ – Wrap Up
1 lecture 00:26
Final Thoughts
00:26
This final assignment is to help improve the course, since you will continue to have access to it on an ongoing basis.
Improve the course!
1 question