In week 3, our Arfi and I edited and added audio to the footage we created earlier that week. Visually, the footage is good, the framing, lighting and colours all look efficient and complement what the action in the shot… Continue Reading
The aims of True to Form is – To be able to critically analyse, through the making of film and reflection on that traditional and industrial production methods. To explore the possibilities associated with applying techniques and practices not typically used… Continue Reading
Ideas i wrote down in class for what to investigate for the next class – social media – film shots of people on their phones and how that effects their relationships etc. shots of melbourne fashion look into television producers-… Continue Reading
an’expertise’ audio snippet from class \160102_003_Tr1-2l8z0mt This class exercise using the Zoom microphone was interesting. I learnt that not only is audio very important when making a film, but it also has to sound perfect and this is something that is… Continue Reading
Nostalgia For The Light is a 2010 documentary which explores astronomy, the universe, and the Atacama Desert in Chile, looking into the dictatorship issues in Chile, which led to human rights cases. This documentary examines how astronomy is a way… Continue Reading
Exercise 1B asked us to collect images for an abstract film – i shot 6 30 second videos which i think all explore light, focus, depth, texture, exposure and colour.
In True to Form I aim to enhance my skills in filmmaking, i need to learn more about composition, lighting and exposure. To gain more knowledge on the aspects of filmmaking i will be able to enhance my ability in… Continue Reading
Nick Couldry: Liveness Reality and the Mediated Habitus Liveness should be interpreted as a development within media history as a whole. . . . At the base, the need to connect oneself, with others, to the world’s events, is central… Continue Reading
# Nichols, Bill. Introduction to Documentary Film. Bloomington & Indianapolis, Indiana University Press, 2010, pp.179-194 The participatory mode has antecedents in other media and disciplines Doc filmmakers also go into the field, they, too, live among others and speak about… Continue Reading
Jerome Bourdon: Live television is still alive In television theories, the current academic trend is to reduce the importance of live broadcasting – arguing that the evolution towards ‘narrowcasting’ and ‘fragmented broadcasting’ calls for the end of global analyses of… Continue Reading