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What does "story" mean? How can stories help us understand what appears profoundly different from us? How might seemingly unrelated elements converge in poetic resonance?

A “transversal line” cuts across worlds — moving through unexpected spaces, ideas, people, and moments. In this course, we explore how such crossings can inspire new forms of expanded storytelling and technique, looking at vivid examples from animation, film, coding, and performance. The students will choose contrasting elements (stories / characters / places) from their personal experience and together explore artistic ways of creating meaningful transitions and intersections.

The class will culminate in the development of an exhibition concept, with students presenting their work to a live audience.

Publication Date

Winter 2026

Keywords

Movement Lab, fellowship, storytelling, intersections, animation, film, coding, performance, syllabus

Disciplines

Film and Media Studies | Interactive Arts | Interdisciplinary Arts and Media | Performance Studies

Transversal Storytelling | Wintersession 2026 Syllabus

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