Month April 2016
For our workshop this week I was unfortunately absent but I completed the task from home and thoroughly enjoyed watching my peers project brief 3. Fiona McEwan Her interview was put together very well, it was almost seamless. Fiona changed… Continue Reading →
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This project brief was by far the most challenging. I struggled with finding a subject, as I worried that by interviewing a stranger I would not have enough footage. I noticed that by planning out everything and stressing, I affected… Continue Reading →
1. What is the ‘controlling idea’ (Robert McKee) of your portrait? My subject, Ayse Sakar, is obsessed with fairy tales. The focus will be on why she loves these tales and how they have evolved her as a person. 2…. Continue Reading →
How are stories told? How are these narratives translated into different languages for audiences from different countries? The key elements of a story must contain: controlling idea character conflict structure character change/growth As a lover of languages and different cultures,… Continue Reading →
Rachel very kindly reminded us this week that our blogs are a platform of reflection and a sort of portfolio for future employers. She told us that we were not doing enough and after her lecture I wholeheartedly agree. How… Continue Reading →
The way we make sense of the world is taught to us by the world around us. Our brain makes sense of things by observing and categorising, so whatever we are exposed to becomes our own norm. In our reality,… Continue Reading →
The MC50 video camera was easy to operate and interview with. In my group, consisting of myself, Chen Lin and Andrew, we were blindsided by some requirements of the exercise. We did not capture reaction shots of the interviewer, we… Continue Reading →
To be a media operator is to be able to communicate and relay a message through the medium of media. This was the main theme of the week. Interviews are not as casual as turning on the camera and letting… Continue Reading →
The technical aspects involved in recording and making sound is far more difficult than i could have ever imagined. For this weeks exercise, we were asked to record sounds using the H2n zoom microphone and then edit the sounds using… Continue Reading →
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