Chipmunk Style

So for the assignment Chipmunk Style (2 1/2 Stars), I decided to use the Paper Bag speech from season 3 episode 2 of the Wire. I decided to use this scene because it was a serious part of the season and I thought this would be an interesting take …

Look, Listen, Analyze

Look

The camera starts with showing a pair of shoes and slowly makes its way up until you can see it is Bubbles. He is sitting in the park. Camera view changes to see kids playing with bubbles (irony?) and a man biking. He straightens out his shirt. Bubbles watches …

10 Down; Weekly Summary

Week 10 has been jam-packed with stuff. I was a little overwhelmed by all the work but i managed to complete everything. Let’s just cut to it. Here’s everything i completed!

Daily Creates: 2

Monday

We were instructed to do 2 daily creates. I started early and on Monday i …

Looking, Listening, and Analyzing The Wire

After reading Ebert’s article on reading movies, I set out to analyze a selected short scene from The Wire, season 3, episode 8. Here, Stringer starts to build up financial connections through Senator Clay Davis.

When it comes to the artform of cinematography, there are intentions behind both the …

Week 10 Summary

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 →…

I am YOU from the Future!

http://assignments.ds106.us/assignments/dear-sixteen-year-old-me/

Today I decided to leave some advice for myself, if I could send something to the past. Anyways, this video was made using the video recorder on my laptop (I’ve been experimenting with what works better for recording today). After I recorded, I used Window’s Media player to tweak …

Look, Listen, Analyze – Season 3 Episode 8

While watching the beginning scene of Season 3 Episode 8 the camera work is very fast paced. Within the first minute there are multiple camera angle changes. The producer zoomed in on specific objects or actions and then would change the angle or the view to something else. One thing …