This course offers an overview of historical and contemporary fashion media. Students will work individually and collaboratively to produce still and time-based imagery as well as analyze the function of fashion media in a national and international context. Class discussions explore the roles of image-makers in the fashion industry and the collaborative group structures in which they work. Social responsibility within the field of fashion and image-making informed by the analysis of key critical texts on fashion theory, imagery, and design, help students create a solid foundation on which to develop their individual practice. This course is part of a suite of electives designed to introduce students to major concepts present within the field of contemporary photography. Open to: All university undergraduate degree students. Pre-requisite(s): PUPH 2100 Core Studio 1: Photo Practices or PSAM 1050 Intro to Photo or PSAM 1060 Light & Image.