Sessional Lecturer - VISH- Moving Image

Sessional Lecturer – VIS
202H1S – The Moving Image

Course number and title: VIS
202H1S:
The Moving Image

Course description: This course introduces students to the production of digital moving image artworks. Students are encouraged to work in all production and post‑production forms including live video recording, GIFs, and animation. In addition to hands‑on instruction to cameras and editing software, the course includes individual and group critiques, seminars, and critical viewing of contemporary moving image artworks.

Estimated enrollment: 20

Number of positions: 1

Estimated TA support: None

Sessional dates of appointment: January 1, 2027 – April 30, 2027

Salary (per half‑course, inclusive of vacation): Sessional Lecturer I: $9,997.58

Minimum qualifications: MA or MFA (or equivalent graduate degree) required with previous teaching experience. Strong exhibition history and currently exhibiting artist. Applicants may be asked to supply references.

Preferred qualifications: Internationally recognized practice.

Preparation and delivery of course material; managing digital teaching materials and platform; supervision of teaching assistants; preparation and delivery of assignments, tests, final examinations and deferred final examinations; marking of student work; submission of grades; dealing with student enquiries, appeals and petitions; and student contact hours.

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Closing Date: 07/10/2026, 11:59 PM EDT

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