FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONSCONTINUING EDUCATION

Arts Continuing EducationSpring and Summer 2015

Art, Dance, Design, Digital Media, Languages, Music, Photography, and Youth Summer Camps

A New School at MacEwanArts Continuing Education and the Alberta College Conservatory of Music are excited to be joining MacEwan University’s other non-credit programs under the School of Continuing Education banner. Look to the School of Continuing Education to find comprehensive learning opportunities.

Personal and Professional Development

We have new courses and certificates to enhance your knowledge, skills, and enjoyment. We offer a flexible schedule of evening and weekend classes to suit your needs.

Summer at MacEwanThe summer youth workshops and camps mean positive experiences with fun, friendship and creativity. With the renowned Summer Jazz Workshop, our new Hip Hop U program and classes in everything from photography to digital media - prepare to have an amazing summer!

Finally, our new Creativity Series for educators and artists provides accessible daytime courses in everything from drawing to narrative explorations.

Join us for an amazing spring and summer!

Continuing Education— is about —

life-long learning

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TABLE OF CONTENTSArt and Design.................................................Youth...............................................................

Art, Digital Media, Photography, Hip Hop U, Dance and Theatre

Dance and Theatre..........................................Digital Media and Graphics..............................Languages.......................................................Music...............................................................Photography....................................................Professional Development Certificates.............

Digital Media and Graphics, Web Design and Development, Photography

HOW TO READ THIS GUIDEExample of Course Description

CampusesCFAC - Centre for the Arts and Communications10045-156 Street

ACC - Alberta College Campus10050 MacDonald Drive

CCC - City Centre Campus10700-104 Avenue

Days of the Week Mo - MondayTu - TuesdayWe - WednesdayTh - ThursdayFr - FridaySa - SaturdaySu - Sunday

Months of the YearJan - January, Feb - February Mar - March, Apr - AprilJun - June, Jul - JulyAug - August, Sep - SeptemberOct - October, Nov - NovemberDec - December

TITLE OF COURSE (AGE IF APPLICABLE)Course description.

Instructor Name | $ Price | Course # | CampusDays of the week | Dates | TimesExceptions

Common Abbreviations in this Guide

ENROLLING IN CLASSES Don’t wait until the last minute to enol in the classes you want! Delaying your enrolment may result in class cancellations.

Enrolling in Music Classes Enrolment is by telephone only at 780-633-3725.

OnlineGo to MacEwan.ca/ContinuingEducation, click on Enrol in Noncredit Courses to enrol and pay using VISA/Mastercard. You can also go to MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd and use the Enrol in Continuing Education Courses button.

Telephone Call 780-497-5000 to enrol using VISA/Mastercard, or call the program directly. See information under program headings.

In PersonMacEwan University Information Centres ACC/CFAC/CCC, Mo–Fr, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. * For extended hours and campus closings, go to MacEwan.ca/Campuses, or call 780-497-5040.

*All campus locations are closed on statutory holidays and long weekends.

Withdrawals and CancellationsSee page 16.

CONTACT INFORMATIONArt & Design

Dance & TheatreDigital Media & Graphics

LanguagesPhotography

Youth Summer Camps & Workshops

Professional Development Certificates

Alberta College Conservatory of Music

Music in Early Childhood

CFAC Music

Diane ShantzUniversity Advisor780-497-4301shantzd3@macewan.ca

Maureen HaUniversity Advisor780-633-3705maureen.ha@macewan.ca

Brenda PhilpManager780-633-3732philpb@macewan.ca

FIND US ON THE WEBMacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd MacEwan.ca/Conservatory

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Information | Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780–497–4301 or email shantzd3@macewan.ca. Please see the website for any course prerequisites and medium restrictions.

Fees | Class fees are listed and do not include supplies unless otherwise indicated.

Youth Courses and Camps | Art, digital media, hip hop, music and photography classes are listed under Children and Youth.

ANIMAL PORTRAITS IN PENCILImmortalize your pet or favourite animal. Capture their beauty and personality with expert guidance in using pencils and graphite. Bring your animal drawing to life by learning the professional drawing techniques used to create proportions, shading and texture, and those perfect little details that bring your drawing to life. Suitable for participants of all levels.

F. Haddock | $109 | CFAC | ARTE 0525–A0414 We | May 6–27 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

BEGINNER’S PATH TO DRAWING IN PENCILAnyone can learn to draw! This short course offers you a chance to acquire and develop basic drawing skills. Experience insightful exercises that will help you learn how to make realistic drawings using an ordinary pencil. Terrific demonstrations show you where to start your drawing, establish proportions and create shading.

F. Haddock | $109 | CFAC | ARTE 0154–A041 4 Th | Jun 4–25 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

BEGINNER’S PATH TO DRAWING IN CONTÉ AND CHARCOALLearn how to use the same drawing techniques as the old masters. Develop your drawing skills using conté and charcoal on a variety of papers. Step–by–step instruction shows you how to produce shadows and textures with the drama and richness of old master drawings. Work from photographic reference material to create realistic drawings in a range of subjects.

F. Haddock | $109 | ARTE 0354–A061 | CFAC 4 Th | Jul 9–30 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! BEGINNER’S PATH TO FIGURE DRAWINGDiscover the joy of figure drawing with clear instruction, demonstrations and guidance in proportion. Capture the form with line, and create volume using light and shade. Feel confident working with the live model in a variety of poses. This open medium class allows participants to work in their chosen drawing media. Some drawing experience an asset.

F. Haddock | $149 | ARTE 0355–A041 | CFAC 4 Th | May 7–28 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! CONTEMPORARY HAND LETTERING From funky logotypes in art and design, to common household items, hand lettering has made a comeback! Discover modern–day lettering art in contemporary design and explore both traditional and unusual lettering tools to create unique text with expressive potential. Suitable for art and design students, and participants with design or typography experience. See our website for information on designer and calligrapher Julie Wildman. Some supplies provided.

J. Wildman | $146 | ARTE 0030–A041 | CFACMo and We | Apr 20 and 22 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

COLOUR & WATERCOLOUR PAINTING Using colour effectively can be a challenge. If used well, colour has the power to enhance the creative possibilities in watercolour painting. This course involves demonstration and discussion and encourages participants to experiment and explore colour through a series of exercises. Intermediate level class; previous watercolour experience required.

F. Alty–Arscott | $235 | ARTE 0231–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | Aug 17–21 | noon–4 p.m.

DRAWING FOR LANDSCAPE PAINTERSWhether sketching from nature in plein air, or working from photographic references, successful landscape painters need a plan to create work with beauty and impact. Focus on the basic skills, methods, and techniques involved in drawing and planning a landscape in any painting medium. Suitable for beginners, and as a refresher, this course provides demonstrations, discussions and opportunities to create sketches for future paintings.

F. Alty–Arscott | $149 | ARTE 0201–A041 | CFACTu–Th | Jun 9–11 | noon–4 p.m.

NEW! DRAWING HANDSDrawing hands is a challenge for artists of all levels. Learn how to establish proportion, perspective and shading using pencil. Explore the underlying structure from the skeleton, the model, and photographic references. Previous drawing experience required.

F. Haddock | $89 | ARTE 0528–A061 | CFAC2 We | Aug 12 and 19 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! DRAWING THE CLOTHED FIGUREDrawing the clothed figure requires skills in line, tone, form and texture, along with an understanding of the underlying form. Previous experience working from the figure is required.

F. Haddock | $89 | ARTE 0524–A061 | CFAC2 Th | Aug 13 and 20 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

DRAWING THE PORTRAITExplore the expressive potential of portraiture using a range of drawing materials, techniques and styles. Learn the structure and proportion of the head and facial features while working with traditional and modern interpretations of the subject. Participants create drawings by observing a life model, using photographic references, creating a self–portrait and developing an alternative project.

F. Haddock | $125 | ARTE 0522–A021 | CFAC4 We | Mar 25–Apr 15 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

FRESH APPROACH TO ACRYLICS This workshop is for artists who have already mastered the basics of working in acrylic painting. It is designed to expand and explore principles and techniques in acrylic painting in a loose and free approach. Demonstrations and discussions encourage experimentation with loosening up techniques through drawing and painting exercises. Release the freshness in your work with new ideas and techniques. Previous acrylics experience required.

F. Alty–Arscott | $235 | ARTE 0267–A041 | CFACMo–Fr | May 11–15 | noon–4 p.m.

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“Frances encourages and engages all her students. Her instruction is perfectly paced; clear with wonderful demonstrations.”

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NEW! ILLUSTRATION: METHODS AND MATERIALSDiscover the techniques, materials and methods of illustration with a professional illustrator. With a focus on function and technique, explore illustration and design with a selection of different tools and materials from pen and ink to acrylic and mixed media. Sound drawing skills required. Some supplies included.

L. Shulba | $109 | ARTE 0402–A041 | CFAC4 Tu | May 5–26 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! ILLUSTRATION AND THE GRAPHIC NOVEL Illustrate pages from a story, song, poem, or your own writing. Bring the words to life and tell a powerful visual story by unifying text and image. Create characters and environments, and use line, shading, texture and scale to convey movement and emotion. Learn the dramatic effects of viewpoint, composition, framing and lighting, and lead the viewer through the story panel by panel.

S.Yardley-Jones | $199ARTE 0262–A041 | CFAC6 Mo | May 11–Jun 15 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.No class May 18

NEW! INDEPENDENT STUDIES IN ARTThis intermediate to advanced, open medium class allows participants to work under the guidance of an instructor in any subject matter. Gain direction and a cohesive vision with individual instruction and consultation in subject matter, composition and colour. Investigate your work and the work of others through class discussions and critiques. For artists working in a variety of media at different stages in their artistic career.

D. Shkolny | $199 | ARTE 0582–A041 | CFAC6 Tu | May 19–Jun 23 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! FANTASY DRAWING WORKSHOPDiscover the unique style, technique and language of contemporary fantasy drawing in pencil. This workshop focuses on visualizing and developing imaginary subjects and rendering them with a realistic form. Develop basic anatomy and create substance for your character then add the features of clothing or coverings.

F. Haddock | $69 | ARTE 0406–A061 | CFACWe–Th | Aug 26–27 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! BEGINNER SCARFLETTE WORKSHOPLearn to make your own piece of wearable art in this 2–day beginner nuno felting class. Use a variety of techniques, colour and materials to fuse silk and Merino wool into an ultra–thin and soft small shawl. Experiment with surface design such as cords, ruffles, eyes and varied edges with sought after artist and workshop leader Jean Gauger.

J. Gauger | $295 | ARTE 0011–A041 | CFACTu–We | May 12–13 | 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

NEW! ADVANCED BUTTERFLY JACKET FELTING WORKSHOPDesign and create your own nuno technique seamless butterfly inspired jacket. Internationally recognized for her nuno Butterfly design garments, Jean Gauger, will share her design process and felting techniques. Draw, design, pattern and create your own custom fitted jacket with colour, texture and finishes. This unique wearable art piece is constructed without sewing or seams. Previous experience with nuno felting required. Experience with resists and seamless construction an asset.

J. Gauger | $595 | ARTE 0012–A041 | CFACTh–Su | May 14–17 | 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

INTRO TO LANDSCAPES IN WATERCOLOURSLearn the basics of watercolour materials and techniques in this introductory landscape course. Demonstrations and focused instruction feature a variety of landscapes and elements including mountains, trees, rocks, water and clouds. Experiment with innovative colour and colour mixing. Explore the versatility of dry brush and wet–in–wet techniques and exploit creative brush handling for textural effects.

F. Haddock | $109 | ARTE 0255–A041 | CFAC4 We | Jun 3–24 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

INTRO TO LANDSCAPES IN WATERCOLOUR PAINT AND PENCILSExplore the ease and enjoyment of using watercolour pencils with watercolour paints. Handouts, demonstrations, and professional attention make this a perfect introduction to an environmentally friendly paint medium. Through step–by–step exercises, learn how to paint clouds, mountains, trees and more with these versatile pencils. Easy to understand projects show you how to use colour creatively and express a distinctive style.

F. Haddock | $109 | ARTE 0253–A061 | CFAC4 We | Jul 8–29 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

INTRO TO WATERCOLOUR PACKAGEThis class enrols students in both Intro to Landscapes in Watercolour and Intro to Landscapes in Watercolour Paint & Pencils for one package price.

F. Haddock | $199 | ARTE 0253–A062 | CFAC 8 We | Jun 3–24 and Jul 8–29 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! THE LANDSCAPE FROM SKY TO GROUNDCapture different aspects of the landscape from sky to ground. Examine and express a unique feature of the landscape each week through mark making, colour palette and negative space. Deepen your understanding of the landscape through an intensive exploration of its elements. This is an open medium class.

D. Shkolny | $199 | ARTE 0246–A041 | CFAC 6 Sa | May 9–Jun 20 | 1–4 p.m.No class May 16

LANDSCAPE PAINTING IN WATERCOLOURThis class is designed to expand and explore the basic skills, methods, techniques and principles of watercolour landscape painting. Participants explore the essential characteristics and contours of various aspects of the landscape. Emphasis is placed on creating a unified and coherent visual work through the elements of composition and design. A basic understanding of the watercolour medium is required.

F. Alty–Arscott | $235 | ARTE 0281–A041 | CFACMo–Fr | Jun 22–26 | noon–4 p.m.

“Absolutely amazing instruction and style of teaching.” “Excellent, engaging,

encouraging, even life changing!”

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NEW! OPEN STUDIO – MODEL SESSIONWork from the model under the direction of an artist with a focus on realistic drawing and painting. Develop a three dimensional quality to your drawing or painting through an in-depth analysis of the light source and its effect on the human form. This is an open media course (drawing or painting). Experience with the figure required.

A. Tonkonogy | $69 | ARTE 0581–A041 | CFAC 1 Sa | May 23 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

NEW! PORTRAITS IN COLOUREnrich your work with the portrait and understand how colour affects the expressive potential of the subject. Develop a personal colour palette while working from direct observation of a life model and photographic references in this open medium class. Previous portrait class(es) recommended. Any colour drawing or painting medium from acrylic to pastel, colour pencils, and water–based oils.

A. Tonkonogy | $155 | ARTE 0527–A041 | CFAC4 Tu | May 5–26 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

TYPOGRAPHYExplore the communicative impact of typography. Understand the character of typeface to support your message. Make language visible, improve legibility and create overall impact by learning about type arrangement and letterforms. Discover the importance of type in good design and the principles, terminology and anatomy. Gain skills in hand–crafted type essential to a range of applications and media.

C. Couldwell | $109 | ARTE 0244–A021 | CFAC4 We | Mar 25–Apr 15 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! TYPOGRAPHY IIApply the principles of typography in this hands–on digital design course to a range of personal and professional needs. Exercises and projects focus on the effective use of type in areas such as letterhead design, presentation materials, resumes, portfolios and more. Learn the importance of typeface, font size and composition. Gain transferrable skills that apply to a variety of documents and programs.

C. Couldwell | $109 | ARTE 0245–A041 | CFAC4 We | Apr 29–May 20 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

CREATIVITY WORKSHOP SERIES FOR EDUCATORS + ARTISTS

Expand your creative potential and plant the seeds for new visual, verbal and written ideas. From new skills and project ideas to lesson planning and curriculum development, these fun and accessible daytime workshops will lay a foundation for creativity. Suitable for artists and creators in all disciplines, and educators in art and design, communications, English, music and theatre.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: BASICS TO EDITINGLearn the dynamics of Digital Photography from SLR basics to manual exposure and field trip shooting projects. Understand the operations and functions of your camera, gain control with manual mode, and experiment with the creative and technical potential of exposure. Composition, tone, style are covered, as well as the basics of Adobe Photoshop. For beginners and those with some SLR experience.

L. Asselstine | $379 | VCPH 0203–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | July 13–17 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m.Travel arrangements not included

DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION AND DESIGNThis digital studio course focuses on creating a progressive series of projects using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Use the latest graphic design trends and techniques in image editing, vector graphics and illustration to develop print ready design pieces. Projects emphasize the technical and creative use of text, composition, colour, texture and light. Photoshop and Illustrator or intermediate skills in both required.

D. Moore | $385 | AVDM 0365–A061 | CFACMo–Th | Aug 17–20 | 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

NEW! ILLUSTRATION: FROM TRADITIONAL TO DIGITAL Learn the basics of digital illustration from the development of visual ideas and drawings, to traditional and digital rendering. A progressive series of illustration projects cover a variety of media and techniques culminating in a print ready digital illustration. Gain insight into industry standards and client consultation with a professional illustrator. Sound drawing skills required. Experience with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator an asset. Some supplies included.

L. Shulba | $385 | ARTE 0405–A061 | CFACMo–Th | Aug 10–13 | 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

What is creativity and how do we develop it?

Creative thinking is one of the building blocks of art from photography to writing and theatre.

NEW! READING IMAGES Participants are guided through a series of visual exercises to develop a foundation in the poetic relationships between text and image. Explore new ways of interpreting and forming experiences with hands–on projects, idea generation and discussions. Enhance perception and build new criteria for articulating experience through narrative explorations using both visual and verbal language.

M. Lavoie | $145 | ARTE 0081–A061 | CFAC Tu–We | Jul 7–8 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

NEW! FROM IMAGE TO EXPRESSIONUsing the image as a starting point, this hands-on workshop encourages multiple modalities, interpretations and creative expressions. With a cell phone camera and accessible software, participants take photographs as a basis for a guided discovery of new themes and creative directions. Then, using the photographic image as a tool, explore a multiplicity of readings from visual to verbal and written forms such as storytelling, script writing and creative writing.

M. Lavoie | $145 | ARTE 0080–A061 | CFAC Mo–Th | Jul 20–23 | 1–4 p.m.

NEW! NEW APPROACHES TO DRAWINGContemporary drawing challenges our preconceptions in both approaches to the subject matter and with new tools, techniques, materials and methods. Enrich your drawing using layered imagery, surface manipulation, mark making and alternative tools while deepening your understanding and expression of the subject by drawing on new sources and resources. Intermediate drawing experience required.

M. Lavoie | $145 | ARTE 0225–A061 | CFAC Mo–Th | Jul 20–23 | 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

“Awesome course and instructor! I learned an enormous amount in such a short class.”

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NEW! MAKE AN ACTION COMIC BOOK (AGE 8–14) Develop a cartoon character in any comic style from Marvel to animae in an action packed comic. Create excitement with your storyline, and learn special drawing techniques to illustrate movement, speed and action. Use viewpoint, perspective, framing and lighting for drama and explosive action. Your printed comic will have POW! Supplies included.

S.Yardley-Jones | $239 | ARTE 0219–A041 | CFAC8 Sa | May 2–Jun 27 | 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. No class May 16

ILLUSTRATE A GRAPHIC NOVEL (AGE 13+) Illustrate pages from a story, song, or your own writing. Bring the words to life and tell a powerful visual story. Unify text and image, and learn to exploit angles, framing, lighting, and colour. Create drama and interest through line, viewpoint and composition. Explore styles and materials, and develop the characters, costumes and environment to tell your story panel by panel. Supplies included.

S.Yardley-Jones | $219 | ARTE 0213–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 13–17 | 9 a.m.–noon

NEW! DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION (AGE 13+)Create unique digital images with a professional illustrator and bring your vision to life with powerful software. Learn the techniques to manipulate drawings and photographs with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Create dynamic images with the creative use of colour, shade, texture, light and perspective. The sky is the limit! Supplies included.

L. Shulba | $219 | AVDM 0680–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 13–17 | 1–4 p.m.

STEAMPUNK – 3D (AGE 13+) Create steampunk-style art in 3D in a course combining illustration and sculpture. Steam–punk draws on elements from cartoons, manga and movies to create fantastic hybrids of the future and the past. Develop illustrations for a creature, machine, or animal from every angle and translate your vision into a 3D sculpture using media from metal to modelling clay. Supplies included.

D. Moore | $219 | ARTE 0208–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 20–24 | 1–4 p.m.

NEW! FROM PAPER TO THE 3RD DIMENSION (AGE 8 – 12) Draw a fantastic character, animal or cyborg creature. Then transform your drawings into the 3rd dimension with ‘no mess’ materials. Add colour, metal and other materials to make your creation come to life. Make a totally unique creation with movies, comics and video games as your inspiration. Supplies included.

S.Yardley-Jones | $169 | ARTE 0217–A061 | CFACMo–Th | Aug 10–13 | 9 a.m.–noon

PORTRAITS IN PENCIL – FROM SWIFT TO STYLES (AGE 13+)Draw your favourite singer, movie star or celebrity. Learn to draw realistic faces with pencil and charcoal. Demonstrations and exercises show you how to create amazing portraits of your idols and heroes. Start with line drawing, learn proportion and use shading to make every portrait pop off the page. Supplies included.

F. Haddock | $169 | ARTE 0128–A061 | CFACMo–Th | Aug 10–13 | 1–4 p.m.

NEW! FROM ILLUSTRATION TO THE 3RD DIMENSION (AGE 13+) Develop illustrations for a character, machine or futuristic cyborg while learning the key drawing skills for comic, manga or video game drawing and model making. Translate your fully realized image into three dimensions with accessible materials and techniques. If you can imagine it, you can make it in this class. Supplies included.

S.Yardley-Jones | $169 | ARTE 0317–A061 | CFACMo–Th | Aug 17–20 | 9 a.m.–noon

NEW! FROM ILLUSTRATION TO DIGITAL ANIMATION (AGE 13+) Discover the basic illustration skills for creating a character or creature and develop a visual concept for their environment. Invent a short narrative and learn storyboarding as the basis for your computer sequencing. Take your ideas digital with a focus on light, texture, shadow and colour and create a dynamic animated short using accessible software. Computer skills required. Supplies included.

F. Haddock | $219 | ARTE 0312–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | Aug 17–21 | 1–4 p.m.

children +youthART AND DESIGNThese summer camps are designed for youth interested in exploring art from digital photography to illustration. Camps are hands–on and project–based under the direction of a practicing artist or professional in their field, and include an exhibition of student work. Students may receive prints and/or digital copies of their pieces.

Early drop–off/late pick–up available for some courses.

Residency Opportunities | Email Shantzd3@macewan.ca or go to MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd

Exhibition | An exhibition of art done during the workshops will take place at the MacEwan University Centre for the Arts Campus.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY CAMP (AGE 13+) Create strong, expressive photographs! Learn the dynamics of SLR photography including the principles and techniques of composition, light, and exposure with an introduction to digital software and Adobe editing basics in our Mac lab. Shooting field trips provide participants with an exciting variety of subjects and environments. Digital SLR camera required. New field trip locations added each year. Entrance fees and photo printing included.

B. Kryton | $379 | VCPH 0150–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 6–10 | 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

PHOTOSHOP EFFECTS – NEXT LEVEL (AGE 13+) Learn next level Adobe Photoshop effects used by professional photographers. Develop in–depth editing essentials in colour and tone correction. Explore dramatic effects such as HDR, vintage, multi–exposure compositing and more. Knowledge of DSLR photography and basic computer skills required. Some Photoshop an asset.

B. Bolin | $109 | VCPH 0152–A061 | CFAC1 Sa | Jul 18 | 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & PHOTOSHOP EFFECTS PACKAGE (AGE 13+)Take Digital Photography and Photoshop Effects – Next Level for one special price.

B. Kryton/B. Bolin | $439 VCPH 0150–A062 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 6–10 | 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. and 1 Sa | Jul 18 | 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

“Great instructor and the material is awesome! Loved your class and your style.”

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TAKE EITHER HIP HOP U DANCE CLASS AS A STAND ALONE WORKSHOP:

HIP HOP AND URBAN DANCE (AGE 13+)See description above.

C. Benevides | $109 | DNCE 0164–A062 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 13–17 | 4–5 p.m.

B–BOY/B–GIRL HIP HOP WORKSHOP (AGE 13+)See description above.

S. Arceta | $109 | DNCE 0215–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 13–17 | 4–5 p.m.

HIP HOP UNIVERSITYDJ/BEAT MAKING, RAP/EMCEE, STREET ART, B–BOY/B–GIRL, AND MORE!with special guest artists and workshops

Express your creativity and find your voice with hip hop. Hip hop culture has changed the face of music and is a global influence on everything from music and films to art and video games. Work with professionals in the industry and guest artists in everything from DJing to rap.

Small classes - Great facilities - Positive learning environment.

This unique camp is an awesome experience for both females and males age 13 and up.

$489 | MUSC 0143–A061 | CFAC

Tuition includes all sound and digital equipment and art supplies. Students receive a digital recording of their work and an exhibition of art from the Street Art workshop; artwork will also be used as cover art for student recordings.

Instructors | Go to MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, 2015 Summer Youth to find out more about instructors and guest artists.

Residency Opportunity | Shantzd3@macewan.ca or go to MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd

RAP/EMCEE WORKSHOP Express powerful messages and perform with confidence. Learn the history of the emcee and the art of rap with different lyrical techniques and styles. Develop your own unique flavour and flow and perfect your live rap. Instructor: Dre.

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DJ / BEAT MAKING WORKSHOPExplore all the basics of mixing and scratching and learn everything from beat counting to hand–skills and basic music theory. Make beats while exploring different genres of music through sampling and mixing. Instructor: DJ Dice.

GUEST ARTIST WORKSHOPS• Beat Box with Unkle $am• Spoken Word with Shima (Dwennimmen)• Studio Recording Workshop• Hip Hop Kulture with: DJ Roach (Derek Allen) from 92 Fresh FM Hellnback from War Party Rellik – aboriginal award winning hip hop recording artist Mc Lovely – hip hop recording artist

STREET ART WORKSHOPGraffiti and street art play major roles in defining the visual side of hip hop and contemporary popular culture. Learn about the history of graffiti, from our days in caves to your modern day wildstyle faves. Try your hand at a few of the techniques behind the art and learn the basics with help from a local pro! Instructor: A.J.A. Louden

B–BOY/B–GIRLB–Boying / B–Girling began in the ’70s as the first hip hop dance and has shaped street dancing throughout the world. Focus on the basic elements: top–rock, get–downs, footwork, freezes and power, as well as musicality, originality, and style. No dance experience required. Instructor: Pharush from United1e.

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HIP HOP AND URBAN DANCEOriginating from the streets, hip hop dance expresses the music in a fusion of beat and movement with cultural diversity. From east coast street styles to west coast R & B, urban dance is popularized by singers and dancers everywhere. Instructors: C. Benevides and S. Dharshi.

RECORDING SESSIONSStudent work is recorded in a professional recording studio; students will receive copies.

HIP HOP U WRAP–UP PARTYDeejaying, rapping, beat boxing and dance. A celebration of hip hop with students and artists at the MacEwan Centre for the Arts outdoor theatre!

Monday–Friday, July 13–17

9 a.m.–Noon

12:30–2 p.m.

2–4 p.m.

4–5 p.m.

Saturday, July 18

9 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

2–5 p.m.

Rap / Emcee Workshop or DJ / Beat Making Workshop

A new guest artist each day

Street Art Workshop

B-Boy/B-Girl or Hip Hop and Urban Dance

Recording SessionsArtWorks InstalledHip Hop U Wrap-Up Party

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Information | All dance classes are non–competitive. Everyone is welcome. Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780–497–4301 or email shantzd3@macewan.ca. See the website for “What to Wear to your Dance Class.”

Partners/Singles | Participants must enrol with a partner when taking ballroom and other partner dance as required.

ADVANCED BALLROOM DANCEThis spring term course provides an opportunity to develop technique and presentation in a variety of ballroom dances. Suitable for Levels V and VI, or those with advanced level experience. You must take the class with a partner/each participant enrols separately.

L. Hewitt/ B. Peregrym | $115 per personDNCE 0142–A041 | CFAC6 Tu | May 5–Jun 9 | 6:30–8 p.m.

BALLROOM WORKSHOPSSMOOTH TECHNIQUEThis workshop provides instruction in Smooth Technique. Learn technique through instruction, demonstration and practice. Partner and previous ballroom dance experience required.

L. Hewitt/ B. Peregrym | $35 per person DNCE 0181–A041 | CFAC1 Sa | May 30 | 1—2 p.m.

LATIN TECHNIQUEThis workshop provides instruction in Latin Technique. Learn technique through instruction, demonstration and practice. Partner and previous ballroom dance experience required.

L. Hewitt/ B. Peregrym | $35 per person DNCE 0182–A041 | CFAC1 Sa | Jun 6 | 1—2 p.m.

BALLET This beginner’s course provides an opportunity to develop poise, strength and graceful movement through work on dance steps and building a vocabulary of classical movements. This is a perfect starting point for those who wish to experience and benefit from dance training.

G. Hay | $130 | DNCE 0159–A041 | CFAC8 Tu | May 5–Jun 23 | 6–7:30 p.m.

G. Hay | $65 | DNCE 0159–A061 | CFAC4 Tu | Jul 7–28 | 6–7:30 p.m.

G. Hay | $65 | DNCE 0159–A062 | CFAC4 Tu | Aug 4–25 | 6–7:30 p.m.

BALLET IIThis class offers further development of barre and centre work, and an opportunity to learn basic classical combinations incorporating adage and allegro. Previous ballet training required.

G. Hay | $130 | DNCE 0260–A041 | CFAC8 Tu | May 5–Jun 23 | 7:30–9 p.m.

BALLET BARREUse ballet barre techniques to strengthen your core and develop a long lean silhouette. Tone key areas: abs, glutes, legs and arms using classic barre exercises. Strengthening is balanced by stretching for flexibility and range. The benefits of ballet barre apply to a range of dance forms from ballet to hip hop and for general fitness. No dance experience is necessary.

G. Hay | $65 | DNCE 0259–A061 | CFAC4 We | Jul 8–29 | 6–7:30 p.m.

G. Hay | $65 | DNCE 0259–A062 | CFAC4 We | Aug 5–26 | 6–7:30 p.m.

FLOOR BARREUse ballet barre techniques on the floor to strengthen your core and develop a long lean silhouette. This class is for anyone who wants to work on their abs, glutes and legs with a focus on stretching and flexibility. Gentle strengthening is balanced by stretching for flexibility and range. It’s fun and upbeat, plus no dance experience is necessary.

G. Hay | $125 | DNCE 0359–A041 | CFAC8 We | May 6–Jun 24 | 6–7:30 p.m.

G. Hay | $65 | DNCE 0359–A061 | CFAC4 Tu | Jul 7–28 | 7:30–9 p.m.

G. Hay | $65 | DNCE 0359–A062 | CFAC4 Tu | Aug 4–25 | 7:30– 9 p.m.

dance + theatre

AMERICAN STYLE BALLROOM DANCEInstructors Lee Hewitt and Blair Peregrym span over sixteen years of teaching experience. Their passion for dance is reflected in a focus on fun, easy–to–follow instruction and enthusiastic student participation.

BALLROOM DANCE IStudents learn variations of waltz, foxtrot, swing, cha–cha and rumba. You must take the class with a partner/each participant enrols separately.

L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym | $79 per person DNCE 0180–A041 | CFAC6 We | May 6–Jun 10 | 6:30–7:30 p.m.

BALLROOM DANCE IIStudents work on style and presentation as well as learn a variety of more complex dances, including basic tango. You must take the class with a partner/each participant enrols separately.

L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym | $79 per personDNCE 0280–A041 | CFAC6 We | May 6–Jun 10 | 7:30– 8:30 p.m.

INTERMEDIATE BALLROOM DANCEIn this spring term course, participants work on style and presentation of more complex dances. Suitable for Level III and IV, or those with intermediate level experience. You must take the class with a partner/each participant enrols separately.

L. Hewitt/ B. Peregrym | $115 per person DNCE 0132–A041 | CFAC6 Tu | May 5–Jun 9 | 8–9:30 p.m.

“Very patient; gives lots of positive reinforcement, very encouraging.”

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BLUES DANCE Blues dance allows for freedom, expression and a connection with slow and soulful blues, blues fusion and alternative music. This fun social dance, with roots in the southern blues tradition, is both elegant and down to earth. The basic core step of blues dance allows for lots of variations and rhythms. No partner required but pairs are welcome. No dance experience necessary.

J Rush/ B. McCallum | $115DNCE 0253–A041 | CFAC6 Mo | May 4–Jun 15 | 6:30–8 p.m. No class May 18

J Rush/ B. McCallum | $79DNCE 0253–A061 | CFAC4 Mo | Jul 6–27 | 6:30–8 p.m.

C’EST CABARETMove your body with a fusion of jazz and ballet choreography from famous Cabaret and Broadway acts. Each class focuses on dance styling from well–known stage productions such as Moulin Rouge, Chicago, Cabaret and more! Have fun and express yourself with the emotion and passion of famous story lines and music. No dance experience necessary.

T. Pierog | $125 | DNCE 0146–A041 | CFAC8 Th | May 7–Jun 25 | 6:30–8 p.m.

T. Pierog | $65 | DNCE 0146–A061 | CFAC4 Th | Jul 9–30 | 6:30–8 p.m.

CONTEMPORARY DANCE Explore the natural energy of contemporary dance. Participants progress from warm–up exercises which build balance, flexibility and alignment, to basic contemporary techniques and concepts such as contact and release, fall and recover, travelling moves, and floor work. This course is paced for both beginners and those with previous dance experience.

G. Hay | $125 | DNCE 0271–A041 | CFAC8 We | May 6–Jun 24 | 7:30–9 p.m. $125

G. Hay | $125 | DNCE 0271–A061 | CFAC4 We | Jul 8–29 | 7:30–9 p.m.

G. Hay | $65 | DNCE 0271–A062 | CFAC4 We | Aug 5–26 | 7:30–9 p.m.

HIP HOPLearn Hip Hop in a creative and fun exploration of this unique dance style. Originating from the streets, Hip Hop expresses the music in a fusion of beat and movement. Energetic, raw and fast–paced, this class is a great way to let go with great music and original choreography. Suitable for all levels; beginners and those with prior Hip Hop experience.

J. Pavo | $125 | DNCE 0164–A041 | CFAC8 Th | May 7–Jun 25 | 6:30–8 p.m.

C. Benevides | $125 | DNCE 0164–A042 | CFAC8 Su | May 3–Jun 28 | 3:30–5 p.m. No class May 17

J. Pavo | $65 | DNCE 0164–A061| CFAC4 Th | Jul 9–30 | 6:30–8 p.m.

JAZZ DANCE FOR BEGINNERSJazz is the perfect way to begin your dance and fitness journey. Develop strength, flexibility and coordination with this fun and energetic dance form. Move with confidence and rhythm to a wide range of music and bring out your star potential. An excellent class for beginners who want to move but have no or little dance experience.

L. Paterson | $125 | DNCE 0145–A041 | CFAC8 Mo | May 4–Jun 29 | 6–7:30 p.m. No class May 18

NEW! LYRICAL JAZZExpress yourself with a blend of ballet, jazz and contemporary dance characterized by a range of movement from fluid and graceful to sharp and strong. Powerful music in diverse genres such as pop and rock allows for a play of simple and complex movement with an emphasis on connectivity and feeling. Previous experience in ballet and jazz required.

L. Paterson | $95 | DNCE 0351–A041 | CFAC6 Mo | Jun 22–Jul 27 | 7:30–9 p.m.

NEW! JAZZ FOR THEATRE ARTSExplore your creativity, style and technique with challenging jazz dance combinations. Continue to build strength and flexibility with individual style with jazz moves used in TV and movies to the stage. For current theatre arts students, alumni and practicing artists.

L. Paterson | $95 | DNCE 0145–A042 | CFAC6 Mo, | May 4–Jun 15 | 7:30–9 p.m.No class May 18

THEATRENEW! C’EST CABARETSee the Dance section for details.

NEW! JAZZ FOR THEATRE ARTSSee the Dance section for details.

SET ETIQUETTE AND PROTOCOLFor newcomers to the film industry. Offered in cooperation with I.A.T.S.E. Local 210. Learn what to expect when called to work on a film set and what you should do on set. This information-packed workshop provides you with vocabulary and details about the chain of command in the film crew, who does what, the behaviour expected of you, and what you need to bring to a call.

IATSE 210 | $99 | TPPR 0110–A041 | CFAC1 Sa | May 9 | 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

“Gail is excellent, very positive and encouraging. Excellent for beginners to feel comfortable.”

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Information | MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, 780–497–4301, or shantzd3@macewan.ca. For course prerequisites and other details, please visit the website. Students are required to have good computer skills to take digitally based courses.

Facilities and Instructors | Classes are taught in Macintosh labs using the most current programs, and feature small classes. Instructors are industry professionals who have relevant educational credentials, as well as experience in their field.

Computer Hardware and Software | Mac and PC hardware and software can be purchased at the MacEwan University City Centre mStore or online at MacEwan.ca/bookstore. You will need your confirmation of enrolment in a Digital Media and Graphics class to purchase at educational prices.

Weekend Sessions | Please note that weekend workshops are intensive classes.

digital + media graphics

ADOBE ILLUSTRATORUsed primarily in the creation of logos, illustrations and 2D graphics, Illustrator is the industry–standard software for graphic design. Participants study the features and functions, including the sophisticated drawing tools, through in–class projects. Computer skills required.

B. Boroditsky | $345 | AVDM 0170–A041 | CFACSa–Su | Apr 25–26 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

D. Moore | $345 | AVDM 0170–A042 | CFACSa–Su | May 30–31 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

NEW! ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR IIFurther your knowledge of skills and tools learned in Adobe Illustrator with advanced techniques in colour, type and graphic styles including, gradient mesh, paths, brushes, filters, blending and 3D effects. Projects are based on using advanced tools as well as colour settings, print specifications and file formats. Adobe Illustrator or intermediate skills required.

D. Moore | $345 | AVDM 0270–A041 | CFACSa–Su | Jun 13–14 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

NEW! ILLUSTRATION: FROM TRADITIONAL TO DIGITAL See the Art & Design, Creative Series for details.

TYPOGRAPHY I & II

See the Art & Design section for details.

ADOBE PHOTOSHOPFrom designers to photographers, Photoshop’s powerful set of tools, filters and functions are essential editing tools. Learn to adjust, enhance and alter digital files and photographs with areas from colour palettes and layers to resolution and retouching. Computer skills required.

L. Asselstine | $345 | AVDM 0165–A042 | CFACSa–Su | May 9–10 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

B. Bolin | $345 | AVDM 0165–A041 | CFAC3 Mo and 3 We | May 20–Jun 8 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

ADOBE LIGHTROOM – ESSENTIAL TRAINING FOR PHOTOGRAPHERSSee the Photography section for details.

PHOTOSHOP TECHNIQUESThese workshops in Adobe Photoshop focus on features, skills and techniques at the intermediate level. Adobe Photoshop I or intermediate skills required. See web page.

SMART OBJECTS AND FILTERS L. Asselstine | $129 | AVDM 0266–A041 | CFACTu and Th | May 12–14 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

PHOTOSHOP: MASKING AND COMPOSITINGL. Asselstine | $129 | AVDM 0266–A042 | CFACMo and We | Jun 8–10 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

ADOBE INDESIGNStudy basic and intermediate features of this powerful layout development software application. In–class exercises guide you through the development of single and multi–page documents using InDesign’s extensive tool palettes and functionality. Computer skills required.

J. King | $345 | AVDM 0138–A042 | CFAC3 Mo and 3 We | Apr 27–May 13 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

B. Boroditsky | $345 | AVDM 0138–A041 | CFACSa–Su | May 23–24 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

ADOBE INDESIGN IIAn advanced study of the tools and features of Adobe InDesign through in–depth page–layout development. Explore all the advanced features that InDesign offers to create solid, structured, multi–page documents, and discuss layout and pre–press issues. InDesign’s potential for integrated interactivity is pursued through the development and preparation of web–ready documents. Adobe InDesign I or previous experience required.

B. Boroditsky | $345 | AVDM 0238–A041 | CFACSa–Su | Jun 13–14 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION AND DESIGNThis digital studio course focuses on creating a progressive series of projects using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Use the latest graphic design trends and techniques in image editing, vector graphics and illustration to develop print ready design pieces. Projects emphasize the technical and creative use of text, composition, colour, texture and light. Photoshop and Illustrator or intermediate skills in both required.

D. Moore | $345 | AVDM 0365–A041 | CFAC3 Tu and 3 Th | Jun 9–25 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

D. Moore | $385 | AVDM 0365–A061 | CFACMo–Th | Aug 17–20 | 9:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

DIGITAL MEDIA AND GRAPHICS: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATEDevelop new skills or upgrade your portfolio. See page 16 for details.

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BEGINNERSNever used social media before? In this entry–level hands–on class, set up accounts in programs such as Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and other sites. Learn the vocabulary and advantages of each and how to add photographs, videos, links, tags, and tweets to get your message across. Computer experience and a current email account are required.

C. Couldwell | $119 | AVDM 0457–A041 | CFAC 1 Sa | Apr 25 | 10 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGIESDevelop successful social media strategies to promote your organization and connect with your community. Strategies include setting goals, determining which social media platforms best suit the objectives of your organization and creating achievable timelines. Measuring outcomes and evaluating success, and best practices are covered. Topics suitable for non–profits, independent business owners and artists.

S. Enders | $109 | AVDM 0459–A041 | CFAC1 We | Apr 29 | 1–5 p.m.

“Louise is a fantastic instructor, very thorough; I would benefit from any other class she would teach.”

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Expand your horizons, increase your opportunities in business or make your next vacation more enjoyable. These 30-hour courses introduce you to the language and increase your proficiency with a communicative approach to language learning. Excellent instructors in a congenial and supportive learning environment.

Information | Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, 780–497–4301 or shantzd3@macewan.ca. For course prerequisites and other details, please visit the website.

Pre–requisites | When enrolling in Level II or higher, it is recommended to have a background in the language by either completing the preceding level(s) at MacEwan University, or similar courses, or have equivalent skills. To find the level that is right for you, refer to our course descriptions online. Outlines are available by emailing Shantzd3@macewan.ca.

Instructional Materials | While instructional materials are included in the tuition, an optional textbook may be recommended by the instructor for an extra cost.

SOCIAL MEDIA IIMake the most of your social media accounts in this advanced class. Use Facebook, Twitter, and blog sites more effectively, understand metrics, social media analytics, and working with smart phones. Administer multiple platforms using third-party websites and exploit the inter-connectivity between platforms to deliver your message more efficiently. Computer experience and the main social media accounts are required. See web page for details.

C. Couldwell | $155 | AVDM 0458–A041 | CFAC 1 Sa | May 9 | 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

SOCIAL MEDIA II AND STRATEGIES PACKAGEThis course enrols students in both the Social Media Strategies and Social Media II courses for one special package price.

C. Couldwell/S. Enders | $239AVDM 0458–A042 | CFAC1 We | Apr 29 | 1 – 5 p.m. and 1 Sa | May 9 | 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT IA practical, hands–on introduction to the basics of web development and design with an introduction to HTML, CSS, image editing and web design software. Design principles, content creation, and proper navigation are covered along with usability issues, site structure and planning. Computer and keyboarding skills required.

C. Couldwell | $345 | AVDM 0163–A041 | CFAC3 Tu and 3 Th | Apr 21–May 7 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT IICreate, design, and implement layouts for the web with a focus on design principles and usability. This hands–on, project based course includes HTML5 basics, advanced CSS, and JavaScript widgits. Issues of site structure and web planning are covered, and software is utilized to create user–friendly websites. Web Design I required. Adobe Photoshop an asset.

C. Couldwell | $345 | AVDM 0263–A041 | CFAC 3 Tu and 3 Th | May 19–Jun 4 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT IIICreate client–focused, user–friendly websites using preferred software and CMS (content management systems) such as WordPress. Introduce interactivity and site customization with CSS, widgets and plug–ins. Site design for ease in user and client access, along with an introduction to project management issues and challenges. Accessibility and usability are covered in class discussions. Web II required.

C. Couldwell | $345 | AVDM 0363–A041 | CFAC 2 Tu, 2 We and 2 Th | Jun 16–25 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

WEBSITE SUCCESS: SEO AND ANALYTICSTake your website traffic to the next level and optimize your ranking in search engines. Learn new tools and third party resources to successfully generate new traffic, and find the areas for improvement your website needs. Web II or intermediate skills required.

B. Bolin | $109 | AVDM 0359–A041 | CFAC 1 Sa | May 30 | 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

WORDPRESS WORKSHOPCreate and customize your own user-friendly website or blog with WordPress. Learn to install, set up and customize a WordPress site. Work with themes, plug–ins, widgets and dashboard to create a site that meets your needs. Learn to publish a blog, web page, or photo site for your small business, non–profit organization or arts portfolio. Computer skills required. Thematic development is not covered as it is code based; Web I is recommended for coding.

B. Bolin | $155 | AVDM 0260–A041 | CFAC 1 Sa | Jun 6 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

NEW! WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATELearn key skills in web design and stay current with developments in the field for personal or professional development. See page 16 for details.

FRENCHFRENCH LEVEL IThe objective of this course is to provide students with basic conversational skills. Emphasis is placed on pronunciation and on key phrases for a variety of situations. Although this course is theme-based, grammar points, basic reading and writing are covered simultaneously.

H. Bessette | $225 | FREN 0100-A041 | CCC10 Th | Apr 23–Jun 25 | 6–9 p.m.

FRENCH LEVEL IIThis course provides more complex grammatical structures than in the first level. Additional vocabulary for a variety of situations, along with a look at different verb tenses, allow the students to express themselves more readily. Reading and writing skills are also further developed.

H. Bessette | $225 | FREN 0200-A041 | CCC10 Mo | Apr 27–Jul 6 | 6–9 p.m. No class May 18

FRENCH LEVEL IIIMore advanced grammatical structures and varied situations are covered to broaden the range and ease of expression. Reading and writing skills are also further developed.

H. Bessette | $225 | FREN 0300 – A041 | CCC10 Tu | Apr 21–Jun 23 | 6–9 p.m.

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languages“One of the best Spanish teachers I’ve had. Enthusiastic, well-prepared and uses many different methods to teach.”

“Instructor was knowledgeable and provided constructive criticism that was helpful.”

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FRENCH LEVEL IVMore complex grammatical structures along with additional vocabulary are covered to broaden the range of topics and enable the student to express themselves more readily. Reading and writing skills are also further developed.

H. Bessette | $225 | FREN 0400-A041 | CCC10 We | Apr 22–Jun 24 | 6–9 p.m.

SPANISH SPANISH LEVEL I Students are introduced to everyday Spanish for conversational purposes. Emphasis is placed on pronunciation and phrases for a variety of situations. Learn to ask for and give personal information, describe people, a place or the weather, inquire about someone’s identity, learn forms of courtesy, how to greet and introduce people, as well as how to ask for and give simple directions.

M. Amador | $225 | SPAN 0100-A041 | CCC10 Th | Apr 23–Jun 25 | 6–9 p.m.

SPANISH LEVEL II Strengthen your oral communication skills and build on your previous Spanish language skills to become a better speaker. Areas covered include: telling the time and duration of an activity, permission or possibility, making suggestions, and talking about preferences, likes and dislikes. Requests, offers, expressing necessity and obligations and comparisons are also covered.

M. Amador | $225 | SPAN 0200-A041 | CCC10 Tu | Apr 21–Jun 23 | 6–9 p.m.

SPANISH LEVEL III Continue to strengthen your conversational skills by concentrating on the past tense including describing and asking questions about a sequence of events in the past. Future actions and intentions, used to do and like, as well as daily routines, telephone conversations, asking and giving reasons on your position and expressing approximations with regards to time are also covered.

SPAN 0300-A041 | CCC10 We | Apr 22–Jun 24 | 6–9 p.m.

SPANISH LEVEL IV Learn how to describe people and places in reference to the past, learn more complex forms of comparison and how to express degrees of certainty on a variety of topics. The past tense is presented through topics such as telephone conversations, talking about actions and events, and explaining about what others have said. Making predictions will give the student practice with the future tense. In addition the student will learn how to give instructions and warnings to others.

SPAN 0400-A041 | CCC10 Mo | Apr 20–Jun 29 | 6–9 p.m.No class May 18

Whether you are a beginner, a recreational musician seeking to improve your skills, or a serious music student preparing for examinations or performance opportunities, let our exceptional teacher-performers guide your music education. Lessons are offered at MacEwan Centre for the Arts and Communications and the Alberta College Campus downtown.

Information | Call us at 780-633-3725, email to conservatory@macewan.ca or visit us at MacEwan.ca/conservatory.

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ALBERTA COLLEGE CONSERVATORY OF MUSICAlberta College Conservatory of Music has been enriching music education in the Edmonton community since 1903.

NEW! THEORY AND MUSICIANSHIP FOR THE YOUNG PIANIST (AGE 7-12)This week-long workshop gives young pianists the tools to better understand their repertoire. Students will learn the theory behind scales and triads, and explore musical terminology. A brief journey through music history will help students understand different styles of music, and spark their interest in listening to music from all eras. Musicianship will be improved through listening exercises, games, and activities at the piano. Pre-requisite: RCM grades 1-4 or equivalent.

E. Grieve | $150 | ACCMo–Fr | Jul 20–24 | 2–4 p.m.

CLASSICAL GUITAR WORKSHOPPeter Powell, Eric Meier, and Trevor Cooper are performing and studying internationally, but will be in Edmonton this summer to share their knowledge and expertise at this fun, but intensive workshop. Participants will attend private lessons, lectures, and master class sessions with an aim to develop their technique and performance skills. The workshop is designed for guitarists aged 13 and older, playing at a level equivalent to Grade 4 RCM.

$195 | MUSC 0901 | ACCTh–Sa | Aug 6–8 | 10:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

SUMMER BAND TOGETHER (AGE 11–16)Band together and make musical friends by participating in the summer band workshop. Flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, tuba and percussion players will benefit by having the opportunity to study with some of Edmonton’s leading musicians.

D. Sutherland and faculty | $295 | ACCMo–Fr | Aug 17–21 | 9:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

SUMMER MUSIC RETREAT (AGE 8–25)The Summer Music Retreat will provide intermediate to advanced level musicians, with a unique opportunity to immerse in ten days of learning, inspiration, camaraderie, and music growth. Under the direction of a team of Alberta’s best performer-teachers, students will develop a creative approach to learning and performance and acquire skills at all levels of musicianship.

S. Ho, D. Tutt, A. Munn, M. Forestier, F. Ho, M. Silveira, I. Woodman, and S. Woodman. Guest Conductor: Darren Fung

$425 (full day) | ACC$370 (morning chamber group only)$270 (afternoon string orchestra only)Late fee: $25 (for registrations after May 16)Registration Deadline: May 16July 9–19 | 9:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Pre-requisites: Piano - RCM Grade 7 level or equivalentString - RCM Grade 7 level or equivalentAfternoon String - RCM Grade 4 level or equivalent

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ESTILL VOICE TRAININGEstill Voice Training™ is all about finding a new way to use your voice. Experience “Figures for Voice Control” — exercises for vocal freedom — and apply the insights you gain to create new vocal colours. A workshop will give you an introduction. Level I will teach you all of the “Figures.” Level II will show you how “recipes” can be “mixed” for six voice qualities: speech, falsetto, Sob, twang, opera, and belting. Re-energize and renew your voice. Speak, sing, and find a new way with Estill Voice Training. Limited space. Register early.

Level I: Compulsory Figures for Voice ControlLevel II: Figure Combinations for Six Voice QualitiesJ. Dunlore (Certified Master Teacher and Course Instructor of Estill Voice International)Course Coordinator: Ron Long$700 (Workbooks included)$640 (Workbooks not included)Registration Deadline: May 15 Late fee: $50 (register after May 15) Sa–We | Jul 4–8 | 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

MUSIC IN EARLY CHILDHOOD (6-WEEK SPRING SAMPLER) Music provides a lifetime of enjoyment and builds a foundation that helps children succeed in all areas of life. For more than 30 years, Alberta College Conservatory of Music has been introducing small groups of active pre-school children to the world of music. Children joyfully discover the elements of music through nursery rhymes, traditional chants, singing games, folk song, selected art music and movement activities. (Limited space. Please register early.)

E. Grigaitis/ K. Tichkowsky $95 | ACC

Age 15 months to 3 years6 Sa | May 2-Jun 13 9:30-10:20 a.m. or 3-3:50 p.m.No class May 16

Age 3 to 4 years6 Sa | May 2-Jun 13 10:30-11:20 a.m. or 2-2:50 p.m.No class May 16

Age 5 to 6 years6 Sa | May 2-Jun 13 11:30-12:20 a.m. or 1-1:50 p.m.No class May 16

CONFIDENCE BUILDING AND STAGE PRESENCE WORKSHOPJust like learning an instrument, performing with confidence takes practice. In this playful and inviting atmosphere, students will engage in exercises that build a positive connection with being on the stage. Students will develop an awareness of how the body responds to stress and ways to reduce its effects. This empowering three-hour workshop is a great way for students to nourish their confidence and performance abilities. No instruments required. (Max. enrolment: 10)

F. Stollery (Performance Coach, Meditation/Yoga Instructor, B.A. Drama, and vocalist)$30 each 3-hour workshop | ACC

Age 7-12Sa | Apr 11 | 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Sa | May 23 | 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Sa | Jun 6 | 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Age 13+Sa | Apr 11 | 2-5 p.m.Sa | May 23 | 2-5 p.m.Sa | Jun 6 | 2-5 p.m.

PianoMagdalena AdamekBianca BaciuReinhard BergRobert CasgrainKim CousineauSimon-Marc de FreitasEmilio De MercatoEmily GrieveGeraldine HaythorneShannon HiebertSarah HoEileen KimMargaret KingJudy LoewenInna LuzanacAriane LowreyEcho MazurKaren McNaughtonCarol MellorsAlexandra MunnGlenda MurphyMarina StolyarDavid TuttCameron Watson

KeyboardReinhard Berg

OrganReinhard Berg

AccordionReinhard Berg

Jazz PianoJames AndersonDan DavisTyson KerrJenie Nolan

FluteTami CooperBill DamurLiane GaylerMargaret King

OboeBeth Levia

ClarinetEcho MazurDon RossDaniel Sutherland

SaxophoneDan DavisCharles Stolte

TrumpetJeff BryantJoel GrayJeremy MaitlandRuss Whitehead

French HornMary FearonSuzanne Langor

TromboneAlden Lowrey

Euphonium and TubaAlden Lowrey

DrumsGord GraberJohn McCormick

VoiceGil AndersonDenice BennettLary BensonNathan BergMallory ChipmanKimberley DenisClint HagelCindy KoistinenRon LongMichelle MilenkovicLauressa PawlowskiCarol-Lynne QuinnElizabeth RaycroftJudy-Lynn SawchukSvetlana SechMaura Sharkey-PrymaWhitney Sloan

Vocal CoachingShannon HiebertAlexandra Munn

ViolinFabiola AmorimJeanette ComeauLeanne MaitlandMarie ForestierFrank HoClayton LeungMathias SilveiraLaura VeezeSarah WoodmanChristine Yu

ViolaFabiola AmorimJeanette ComeauClayton LeungLeanne MaitlandSarah Woodman

CelloSylvia ButtiglioneAlena SiankoIan WoodmanJoanne Yu

Double BassIoan TetelJan Urke

HarpNora BumanisHannah ElossaisKeri Zwicker

Classical GuitarAndrew CreaghanMichel ForestierTrevor Sanders

Electric GuitarTristan CameronBill DamurDonald EhretJamie PhilpTrevor SandersGreg SmithMitch Zorich

Electric BassKim Lesaca

Jazz Violin/FiddleCam Neufeld

5 String BanjoCam Neufeld

Ear TrainingRobert Klakowich

Music History/TheoryRobert KlakowichCameron Watson

DJ/Beat MakingChris Cousino

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SUMMER MUSIC THEORYPlan to get the theory you need for Aug 2015 RCM/CC exams. These intensive 5-week courses are an excellent refresher for theory exam preparation.

Registration deadline for RCM theory exams is June 2, 2015. The fee does not include RCM exam fees and textbook

R. Klakowich/ C. Watson $450 | ACCMo-Th | Jul 2–Aug 6 | no class Aug 3

Complete Rudiments | 9–10:30 a.m.

Basic Harmony | 10:30a.m.–noon

Intermediate Harmony | 12:05–1:30 p.m.

History: An Overview | 12:05–1:30 p.m.

History: Middle Ages to Classical10:30 a.m.–noon

EAR TRAININGThis course covers aural theory, sight-singing, rhythmic and melodic dictation and helps prepare students for the practical component of the RCM/CC ear test.

R. Klakowich | $180 | ACC10 Sa | Mar 21–Jun 6 | 11 a.m.-12 noonNo class Apr 4 or May 16

SUMMER MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOPSTEENS’ MUSICAL THEATRE (AGE 14–18)This course will introduce students to a major musical theatre work. Emphasis will be placed on singing, acting and staging.

K. Denis and C. Hagel | $295 | ACCMo–Fr | Jul 20–24 | 9:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

CHILDREN’S MUSICAL THEATRE (AGE 9–13)This five-day vocal and acting workshop will introduce vocal technique and stylistic interpretation, movement, acting and prop-making.

K. Denis | $145 | ACCMo–Fr | Jul 20–24 | 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

CREATIVE MUSIC WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG MUSICIANS (AGE 13–18)This workshop is for young musicians who demonstrate ability and want to explore creativity in their music studies. The workshop enhances activities already explored with their private music instrumental instructors or school music teachers. Each student will enrich their experience in the music of today, and the future they can create.

C. Watson | $250 | ACCMo–Fr | Jul 20–24 | 2–4 p.m.

MUSIC AT THE CENTRE FOR THE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS MUSIC PREPARATORYThe Music Preparatory program offers an intensive opportunity to individuals who are preparing to audition for the Degree or Diploma Music program at MacEwan University.

$395 | CFACMUSC 0493-DO41MUSC 0494-DO41-DO44 (instrument based)MUSC 0495-DO41MUSC 0495-DO41-DO44 (instrument based)7 Tu, 7 We, 7 Th, 1 Fr | Apr 28-Jun 125–6:30 p.m.

GUITAR BASICSDesigned for the absolute beginner this course provides an introduction to the guitar emphasizing good technique and practice habits. Learn basic chords, scales, tuning, picking and melody playing.

$95 | MUSC 0288 | CFAC4 We | May 6–27 | 7:30–8:30 p.m.

GUITAR & DRUM WORKSHOPGuitarists, drummers and bassists are welcome to join this workshop focused on rock, jazz, and contemporary music styles. Receive two private lessons and instruction in music theory, ear training, rhythm and ensemble playing. Beginner to advanced level players welcome.

$345 | MUSC 0355 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 20–24 | 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m.

STUDIO RECORDING TECHNIQUESThis course examines the techniques involved in the operation of studio recording equipment and provides students with a combination of instruction and studio time.

N. Kozub | $395 | MUSC 0150 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 20-24 | 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m.

VOCAL WORKSHOP (AGE 13+)Gain insight into what it takes to be a professional vocalist by participating in this week-long workshop designed for students 13 and older. Students will enhance their music reading skills and ability to sing harmony through solo and ensemble work. Vocal production, improvisation and theory knowledge will be introduced through rehearsing and performing jazz and popular music styles.

C. Quinn | $325 | MUSC 0267 | CFACDates and times TBA

YOUTH AND CHILDREN’S MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP (AGE 7–16)Students learn singing, acting and movement and are introduced to musical theatre training through a collection of theatre, games and exercises. Classes will enhance physical, vocal and imaginative abilities while building performance skills.

D. Clee | $295 | THAR 0100 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 13-17 | 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

HIP HOP UHip hop culture has changed the face of music and is a global influence on everything from music and films to art and video games. Work with professionals in the industry and guest artists in everything from DJing to rap. This unique camp is an awesome experience for both females and males aged 13 and up.

Dre, DJ Dice, AJA Louden + guest artists | CFACMo-Sa | Jul 13–18 | CFACSee page 6 for more details

SUMMER JAZZ WORKSHOP (AGE 13+)This week-long workshop offers musicians the opportunity to study and perform in big band and combo formats. Improvisation, technique and performance skills will be taught through practical application in rehearsal situations and class instruction. The workshop will feature MacEwan music faculty, as well as guest clinician and director Ashley Summers.

$395 | MUSC 0177 | CFACMo–Fr | Aug 17–21 | 8:45 a.m.–5:30 p.m.

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DIGITAL SLR IIA project-based course with an exploration of the technical and creative aspects of DSLR photography. Utilize the Zone System, gain control of exposures, and experiment with the artistic and technical potential of camera controls. A progressive series of assignments include how to look at and critique photographic work, and the basics of Adobe Lightroom. DSLR camera with manual controls, SLR I required.

J. Symington | $235 | VCPH 0202–A021 | CFAC6 We | Apr 1–May 6 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

J. Symington | $235 | VCPH 0202–A041 | CFAC6 We | May 20–Jun 24 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY: BASICS TO EDITINGLearn the dynamics of digital photography from SLR basics to manual exposure and field trip shooting projects. Understand the operations and functions of your camera, gain control with manual mode, and experiment with the creative and technical potential of exposure. Composition, tone, style are covered, as well as the basics of Adobe Photoshop. For beginners and those with some SLR experience.

L. Asselstine | $379 | VCPH 0203–A061 | CFACMo–Fr | Jul 13–17 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

PHOTOSHOP TECHNIQUESSee the Digital Media and Graphics section for details.

“Jason made me laugh, taught me how my camera works and made me think about the creative possibilities of photography. Can’t wait for SLR I! Thank you Jason.”

Information | Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780–497–4301 or email shantzd3@macewan.ca. Please check your enrolment confirmation for the location of your class. For course prerequisites and other details, please see the website or email Shantzd3@macewan.ca. Students taking digital computer courses are required to have basic computer skills.

Camera Requirements | Participants require their own digital SLR camera, (or a digital camera which can go fully manual) for most of the photography courses. Film cameras may be available for student use in analogue courses.

Computer Hardware and Software | Mac and PC hardware and software can be purchased at the MacEwan University City Centre mStore or online at MacEwan.ca/bookstore. Classes are taught in Macintosh labs.

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DIGITAL SLR BASICSTake better photographs by learning the operations and functions of your digital SLR camera and learn practical applications for camera settings. This workshop is designed to give you a solid working knowledge of your camera. Digital SLR camera with manual capabilities required.

J. Symington | $125 | VCPH 0101–A023 | CFAC1 Sa | Mar 28 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

J. Symington | $125 | VCPH 0101–A024 | CFACMo and Th | Mar 30–Apr 2 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

J. Symington | $125 | VCPH 0101–A041 | CFAC1 Sa | Apr 18 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

A. Goudreau | $125 | VCPH 0101–A042 | CFAC1 Sa | Jun 6 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

A. Goudreau | $125 | VCPH 0101–A043 | CFACMo and We | Jul 6–8 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

DIGITAL SLR IA photography course for those who have a working knowledge of their digital SLR camera and want more control and confidence. DSLR photography is covered from the inside out. Learn how images are made, control camera settings for proper exposure and use manual mode to take pictures in all kinds of situations. Discuss historical and contemporary photography for composition, tone, style and concept. SLR Basics or excellent understanding of camera required.

J. Symington | $215 | VCPH 0102–A022 | CFAC2 Tu and 3 Th | Apr 9–30 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.No class Apr 14, Apr 23

J. Symington | $215 | VCPH 0102–A042 | CFAC2 Sa | May 2–9 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

ADOBE LIGHTROOM – ESSENTIAL TRAINING FOR PHOTOGRAPHERSDevelop the skills necessary to enhance your digital photography and learn efficient workflow practices. Take an in–depth look at techniques for importing files, organizing photographs using the library, editing work in the develop module, and outputting images for print and the web. SLR I or intermediate photography, and computer skills required.

J. Symington | $229 | VCPH 0161–A041 | CFAC4 Mo | Jun 1–22 | 6:30–9:30 p.m. No class May 18

ADOBE PHOTOSHOPFrom designers to photographers, Photoshop’s powerful set of tools, filters and functions are essential editing tools. Learn to adjust, enhance and alter digital files and photographs with areas from colour palettes and layers to resolution and retouching. Computer skills required.

L. Asselstine | $345 | AVDM 0165–A042 | CFACSa and Su | May 9–10 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

B. Bolin | $345 | AVDM 0165–A041 | CFAC3 Mo and 3 We | May 20–Jun 8 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

FINE ART DIGITAL PRINTS WORKSHOPCreate unique digital photographs using colour media from pencil and chalk to oil pastel, markers and ink. Explore creative colouring and tinting techniques on digital prints using both resin and fibre papers. Discover new approaches to photography and create one–of–a–kind fine art pieces. Participants will be required to bring digital files in JPEG format and a flash drive. Most supplies included. Enrolment is limited.

C. Makowichuk | $109 + ($10 material fee + GST) VCPH 0121–A041 | CFAC2 We | May 6–13 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! MORE FINE ART DIGITAL PRINTSExplore more creative techniques for creating one–of–a–kind fine art digital prints. New approaches to the image are introduced from layering and transparencies to surface design and manipulation. Participants are required to bring digital files in JPEG format. Most supplies included. Enrolment is limited.

C. Makowichuk | $109 + ($10 material fee + GST) VCPH 0122–A041 | CFAC2 Tu | May 19–26 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

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NEW! GARDEN PHOTOGRAPHYFrom flowers to insects, this course provides in-class instruction and a garden photography field trip with a professional photographer and horticulturalist. Learn close-up and macro techniques, equipment, accessories and composition while capturing the beauty and diversity of the garden. Gain experience shooting in natural conditions with your current equipment and accessories. SLR I or manual shooting skills required. See the website for more info. Field trip costs not included.

A. Thysse | $179 | VCPH 0174–A061 | CFAC2 Tu | Jul 7 and 14 | 6:30–9 p.m. (classroom) 1 Sa | Jul 11 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m. (on location)

NEW! LIFESTYLE PHOTOGRAPHY – PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST Contemporary lifestyle, wedding and event photography includes elements of photo–journalism and portraiture to create a multi–dimensional exploration of the subject. Capture location, personality and profession with style and learn to journal images into a compelling visual story. Work with camera settings, light and composition for character studies which exhibit both mood and culture. Includes in–class instruction and on–location application. SLR I or manual shooting skills required.

B. Kryton | $235 | VCPH 0128–A041 | CFAC1 Th | Jun 18 | 6–8 p.m. 1 Sa | Jun 20 | 9 a.m.–5 p.m. (on location) 1 Tu | Jun 23 | 6–8 p.m.

NEW! NATURE PHOTOGRAPHYCapture the beauty of nature by focusing on the intimate details of the landscape and learn about equipment, accessories and image composition. Discover new aspects of the world around you while learning to shoot close-up and macro techniques with a professional photographer and horticulturist. Both classroom instruction and field trip experience included. SLR I or manual shooting skills required. See the website for info.Field trip cost not included.

A. Thysse | $179 | VCPH 0173–A061 | CFAC2 Tu | Aug 11 and 18 | 6:30–9 p.m. (classroom) 1 Sa | Aug 15 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m. (on location)

PROJECTS IN PORTRAITUREGo beyond the obvious and capture portraits with meaning. Create a portfolio of formal, candid, and editorial portraits in this project based course. Learn to take compelling portraits using available light, on and off camera flash, and studio lighting techniques. Work in a range of settings from found and created backdrops to subjects in their own environment, which provides experience working with the model. Previous photography courses are an asset. Model fee included.

A. Goudreau | $235 | VCPH 0135–A041 | CFAC4 We | Jun 3–24 | 6:30–9:30 p.m.

SPEEDLIGHTINGExpand your technical know-how and creative abilities with this comprehensive speedlighting course. Start with flash settings and features such as manual, TTL, direct, bounce, off-camera and more. Then, explore the quality, colour and direction of light as it relates to your camera and flash. Models are featured for in-class demonstrations and photo shoots. SLR I or a working knowledge of your camera in manual mode is required. Model fees included.

J. Symington | $225 | VCPH 0230–A041 | CFAC4 Mo | Apr 27–May 25 | 6:30–9:30 p.m. No class May 18

SMART PHONE – STREET PHOTOGRAPHYFrom street photography to exhibitions, the iPhone and android cameras are an accessible, carry everywhere, low–fi version of your digital SLR. With cool apps and new shooting techniques, you can make the most of your phone camera. This one–day workshop will show you how to take photos that will have people saying, “You took THAT with a phone?!”. See the website for app info.

B. Kryton | $89 | VCPH 0142–A041 | CCC1 Sa | Jun 13 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

ANALOGUE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPSFilm photography is at the forefront of the contemporary art scene. Capture your vision with this hands–on artisan approach to photography then take your vision one step further by producing your images in the darkroom. Step back from technology and immerse yourself in the art of seeing and creating. Small classes in excellent facilities.

NEW! SHOOTING AND DEVELOPING WITH FILMCreate beautiful photographs by learning the principles of shooting with black and white film and processing in the darkroom. Learn light, exposure, and composition on photo shoots in urban street locations. Learn how to process film, make contact sheets and print images using traditional darkroom techniques. Film cameras may be available for student use. Supplies included. Enrolment is limited.

C. Makowichuk | $195 + ($15 material fee + GST)VCPH 0215–A041 | CFAC4 Sa | Apr 18–May 9 | 1:30–4:30 p.m.

INDEPENDENT PROJECTS IN THE DARKROOMThis darkroom course is an opportunity to pursue independent projects in B & W film photography under the direction of an experienced instructor. Processing and printing facilities are available along with access to critical, technical and aesthetic guidance in shooting, project development and printing. Proctored darkroom access is alternated with instruction for maximum access to darkroom facilities. Film cameras may be available. Supplies included. Enrolment is limited.

C. Makowichuk | $240 + ($10 material fee + GST)VCPH 0216–A041 | CFAC4 Sa | Jun 6–27 | 1:30–4:30 p.m. 3 Wed | Jun 10– 24 | 6:30–9:30 p.m. (proctored)

NEW! PHOTOGRAPHY: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATESee with a photographer’s eye and capture the world around you. See the next page.

“Great balance of theory and practical. Approachable, warm and attentive to students’ needs! Thanks!”

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Information | Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780–497–4301 or email shantzd3@macewan.ca. For certificate details including eligible optional courses, go to Macewan.ca/ArtsConEd. For individual courses, see the relevant section of the course guide.

Courses are taken individually and the certificate is applied for retroactively once all of the requirements have been met. Certificates could be completed in one year, however students are given up to three years to complete the requirements and submit an application. Relevant courses are offered in the fall, winter and spring/summer terms. Each term may offer different core and optional courses.

THE FINE PRINTWithdrawals | To withdraw from a course in person, complete, sign and submit a withdrawal form to the Office of the University Registrar. Withdrawal forms are available from all Information Centres or the Office of the University Registrar. To withdraw by phone call 780-497-5000. Students are held responsible for courses in which they are registered, until they formally withdraw within the withdrawal dates. Non-attendance, stop payment on a cheque, notifying the instructor or ceasing to attend lectures does not constitute withdrawal from a course. A $20 processing fee is charged for all withdrawals. For more information on withdrawal dates and refunds see MacEwan.ca/Refunds.

Refunds | For courses more than four weeks in length a 100% refund minus an administrative withdrawal fee per course is available to students who withdraw before the day of the second scheduled class. No refund is available after the deadline date.

For Workshops/Seminars/Short Courses (four weeks or less) a 100% refund minus an administrative withdrawal fee per course is available to students who withdraw five calendar days before the first scheduled class. No refund is available after the deadline date.

The Registrar (or designate) may grant refunds for extenuating medical or other circumstances.

Cancellations | MacEwan reserves the right to cancel classes that do not reach minimum enrolment requirements. If the class for which you have registered is cancelled, we will make every effort to inform you prior to the start date. Fees for cancelled classes will be refunded.

DIGITAL MEDIA AND GRAPHICS Develop new skills or upgrade your portfolio with these essential courses in digital design and graphics. This certificate consists of three core courses and 45 hours of optional classes. Please see the website at MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd for details including eligible optional courses.

Core courses

• Adobe Illustrator • Adobe Photoshop • Adobe InDesign+ Optional Courses (45 hours min)

PHOTOGRAPHYSee with a photographer’s eye and capture the world around you. Understand photography essentials from shooting and editing to the history of photography and contemporary approaches to the medium. This certificate consists of four core courses and 45 hours of optional classes. Please see the website at MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd for certificate details including eligible courses and requirements.

Core courses

• SLR Basics • SLR I• SLR II• Adobe Lightroom+ Optional Courses (45 hours min)

WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENTLearn key skills in web design and stay current with developments in the field for personal or professional development. This certificate consists of three core courses and 40 hours of optional classes. Please see the website at MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd for certificate details including eligible optional courses.

Core courses

• Web Design and Development I • Web Design and Development II• Web Design and Development III+ Optional Courses (40 hours min)

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Summer Music Festival This summer marks the 10th anniversary of the Music Retreat, and the Jazz Workshop at MacEwan University.

Special guest conductors Darren Fung, and Ashley Summers will be joining with MacEwan University music faculty for the workshops this year. The Conservatory is presenting the Spectrum Recital Series to run concurrent with the Music Retreat with funding provided by the Edmonton Community Foundation. The series will feature student, emerging and distinguished performers and is presented in partnership with the Edmonton Recital Society, Alberta Registered Music Teachers' Association, and the University of Alberta Music Department. Admission is by donation and all are welcome to attend.

SPECTRUM RECITAL SERIESMuttart Hall 10050 MacDonald DriveThursdays, July 9 and 16 at noonFridays, July 10 and 17 at noonSaturdays, July 11 and 18 at 2 pmSundays, July 12 and 19 at 2 pm

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