Better Future
2024 Capstone exhibition
BachElor of Media Production & Design
Friday, April 5th, 2024 (3:00-5:00pm)
Projects
Authoring Authenticity – Narratives of Change with CTAG
Kayleigh Lewis, Theo Dunn, Kai Dao, Mateja Blazhevski
Climate Disaster Project
Chloe Statham, Edie Annenkov, Stefan Warwick, Oswin Huang
CTAG Hub
Isaac Deans, Xioman Lin, Jiaziruo Sun, Kiersten Robison
Gallery 101
Tyler Olinik, Zeyad Mohammed, Ge Fang, Owen Xu
Minds in Motion – Indigenous Youth Features with Carleton
Danicka Villavicencio, Winnie Situ, Erica Le
Navigating Online Risk App (NORA)
Sebastian Frank, Ryan Ellis, Jolie Nguyen, Ann Song, Yunya Zhang
Smoke Signals – The impact of the media takes on wildfires
Cara Garneau, Phillipe Doucet, Lyndsay St-CĂ´me, Beatrice Villadegado
Sphere Town
Lauren McLaughlin, Will Osborne, Max Peacock, Elysse Le Roy
Project Details
Our Capstone
The Capstone Project is a year-long experiential learning course that allows MPAD students to practice and demonstrate the skills and tools learned in the Bachelor of Media Production and Design program. Students will work with community organizations and partners to produce multi-media projects and expand their digital and media storytelling skills. In groups of three to four, students will work with one of four industry partners to develop a digital media product that tells a story about a partner organization. They will learn of the partner’s needs, brainstorm ideas, and use project management skills to develop a proposal and execute the project by the final exhibition at the end of the winter term.
Program details
Bachelor of Media Production and DesignÂ
Online technologies are evolving quickly, revolutionizing the way we communicate with each other, disseminate information, and tell stories. Carleton’s Bachelor of Media Production and Design degree gives students the skills they need to leverage web technologies to produce highly visual, compelling, and immersive user experiences that bring data and stories to life. In this exciting and unique program, students will learn the theory and practice of taking an entire project to fruition – from idea or concept through to design, production, and distribution – by integrating your non-fiction storytelling, analytical and design abilities with your technical prowess.