What is

NEW MEDIAthe use of computer for distribution and exhibition rather than production.

The InternetWebsitesComputer MultimediaComputer GamesCD-ROMs and DVDVirtual Reality

How MEDIA BECAME NEW?

1800 JM Jacquard

Automatic Loom.

1833Babbage Analytical Engine.

1839 Daguerreotype Apparatus.

1890’s Development of Media and Computing.

1890 The Census Burean adopted electric tabulating machines

1893 Photographs were put in motion.

1895 in Cinematography camera and projection hybrid.

1911 Hollerith’s Tabulating machine were merged with 3 other companies.

1936 the “Universal Turing Machine” Alan Turing

Cinematograph“writingmovement”

the essence of cinema is recording and storing visible data in a material form.

Principles of Media

Numerical Presentation

Modularity

Automation

Variability

Transcoding

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INTERFACE

1982

Blade Runner By Scott

Graphical User Interface by Macintosh.

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OPERATIONSA new media designer approaches the computer through a number of cultural filters.

“Cultural Interfaces”

The new set of conventions for organizing cultural data.

Data > Media objects(human close to the machine)

Menus, Filters, Plug-insThe Logic of Selections

Postmodernism and Photoshop.

The Resistance to Montage.

Archeology of Compositing Cinema.

Digital Compositing

(Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park)

Language of New Media: application software

Enables new media designers and artist to create new media objects.

Software employed by end users to access objects such:

web browsers

image viewers

media players

Old media-photography, film video.

With New Media-a new area has emerged. As “professional” technology.

It became accessible to amateurs.

GAME PATCHING 1990’s

Game add-ons

modes, levels, map or words.

CAD programs-as basis of the design of building exterior.

LOGIC OF SELECTION

Menus, filter, plug-in

Abobe Photoshop 5.0Macromedia Director 7Softimage/3D-the leading3D modeling animation square.QuickTime 4 from Apple.

PHOTOMONTAGE

“Cut with the the cake knife”

H. Hock 1919

“Metropolis” Paul Citroen 1923

Barbara Kruger's montage

Telepresence: Illusion versus action“presence at a distance”

Titanic by Cameron 1997

Telecommunication

Telegarden project by Ken Goldberg

Distance and Aura

The life of an American fireman

by porter 1903

The 4th dimension