Daily Create | Create a small, large or very large tape sculpture or sculptures… I added some text on the photo to help you out in case you couldn’t exactly “see” it. I don’t know why you wouldn’t though, its pretty… Continue Reading →…
You GUYS. Video week was so. fun. This might have been my favorite week yet. There’s just a whole MESS of video editing software out there and after spending a week with it, I still feel like I BARELY touched… Continue Reading →…
Framed | Take a 2 minute video and go through the frames until you find the one that best represents the overall story of your video. 2 stars. For this Video assignment, I went ahead and used the same scene that I… Continue Reading →…
Activity Time Lapse | Make a time lapse video of you completing a project or activity. For example, it could be a building project, and art piece, doing laps in the swimming pool, or any other number of things. 3.5 stars.… Continue Reading →…
The Article. Roger Ebert’s How to Read a Movie also offered some very interesting perspective to viewing films. I really love the idea of watching a film as a class, and having anyone being allowed to call “STOP!” at a… Continue Reading →…
For this video week, aside from the inspires and daily creates and assignment bank tasks, we were also asked to do a few readings and analysis work for a couple clips. So that’s what this post (and probably a future… Continue Reading →…
Mashup Trailers | Create a trailer out of movie clips, tv show excerpts, news sources, viral videos, or even other trailers. Consider which pieces you are combining and what the new message is. 5 stars. For my second-ever mashup experience (the… Continue Reading →…
Daily Create | Write a few zeugmas, perhaps as a poetry. Zeugmas are “are figures of speech in which one single phrase or word joins different parts of a sentence.” Poetry isn’t exactly my strong suit, so think of the follow… Continue Reading →…
The second I saw this, I knew immediately that it would be one of my inspire posts. Not only is the assignment I chose to showcase brilliant, but the assignment directions give lots of room to be creative. So much in… Continue Reading →…
“The Kuleshov Effect is a film editing (montage) effect demonstrated by Russian filmmaker Lev Kuleshov in the 1910s and 1920s.It is a mental phenomenon by which viewers derive more meaning from the interaction of two sequential shots than from a single… Continue Reading →…
