SCHEDULE

Week 1 (ending Jan 24, 2009): Meet with Nicole Hill. Create a  blog page for the project. 

Week 2 (ending Jan 31): Contact all 3 area advisors to schedule first meetings.   Work on Treatment, Synopsis and Outline. Complete rough draft of narration text. 

Week 3 (ending Feb 7): Meet with area advisors to confirm direction, project schedule, and our student and advisor expectations.

Week 4 (ending Feb 14): Post first draft of text. 

Week 5 (ending Feb 21): Post second draft of text. Begin to collect found footage and plan shoot schedule.

Week 6 (ending Feb 28): Post final narration text.  Explore, in more detail, the Treatment (look, feel, photographic tools, sources for found footage) of the film in response to feedback and new resource information.  

Week 7 (ending March 7): Check-in with advisors. Collect found footage. Organize interview schedules/ interview questions. Research video equipment availability/ room reservations. 

Week 8 (ending March 14, followed by Spring Break): Shoot film/ collect found footage. Record narration audio.

Week 9 (ending March 28): Shoot film/ collect found footage. Import media to computer and begin editing.

Week 10 (ending April 4): Final pick-up shoots. 

Week 11 (ending April 11): Work on rough edit.

Week 12 (ending April 18): Complete rough edit to share with advisors and other faculty. 

Week 13 (ending April 25): Editing

Week 14 (ending May 2): Editing

Week 15 (ending May 9): Complete Editing. Make copies for advisors.

Week 16 (ending May 16 – Finals Week): yet to be scheduled presentation of project to advisors. Open to friends and public?

Readings

A working list of Works Cited, current readings, and relevant recent readings. Suggestions are welcome!  (Alphabetical by author)

Bornstein, K. “Who's on Top?" 1998. In My Gender Workbook: How to Become a Real Man, a Real Woman, the Real You, or Something Else Entirely, pp. 34-71. New York, NY: Routledge Press.

Butler, J. "Undiagnosing Gender." 2004. In Undoing Gender, pp. 75-101. New York, NY: Routledge Press.

Chase C. (2002) What is the agenda of the intersex patient advocacy movement? The Endocrinologist. Retrieved February 10, 2008 from http://www.isna.org/about/

Coleman E. (1987) Assessment of sexual orientation. The Haworth press. PP. 9-24.

Currah, Juang, and Minter - Editors. (2006) Transgender Rights. University of Minnesota Press

Fausto-Sterling, A. (2000). The five sexes, revisited. The sciences, July/ August pp.18-23.

Fausto-Sterling A. “Reigning medical paradigm: Program # 248”. (March 6, 2000). Gender-talk. [Radio Program]. Retrieved March 12, 2008 from http://www.gendertalk.com/real/200/gt248.shtml.

Hyde, J S. (2005). The gender similarities hypothesis. American psychologist. Volume 60(6), September 2005, p 581–592.

Juang, Richard M

Karasic/ Drescher – Sexual and Gender Diagnosis of the Statistical Manual (DSM)

Lips, H. (2008). Sex & Gender: An introduction. New York: McGraw Hill.

Spade, D.  “Mutilating Gender”.  Spring 2000

Trinh T. Minh-ha