So
much
INFORMATION!
This week’s lectorial involved a lot of listening and a lot of laughing- mainly because Emily misread the name of Anne Lennox, which lead to a very tired me losing the plot and getting Eurythmics stuck in my head.
Anne Lennox made copyright sound amazing. Her powerpoint was informative, easy to understand and I appreciated the creative slide transitions.
But I can’t shake the feeling that she was Annie Lennox wearing one of those latex disguise masks and she was really doing secret promo work for her upcoming album that I believe may be called Copyright.
Kyla Brittle inspired me to look further into sound, diegetic sound editing and storytelling through sound. I am a film-based person, usually making films without dialogue, so she has motivated me to start making films with dialogue!.
Paul Ritchard you legend. Not only were you talking about film-making, which instantly captured my attention, but you soldiered on despite technical difficulties. If this was a performance on Dance Moms, the judges would have given you the title of ‘Overall High Scoring Performance’.
I am thoroughly enjoying reflecting.
That statement would have made year 2 me absolutely faint (excursion reflections were the reason I learnt to procrastinate).
So here is my favourite song about reflection- Mac Demarco’s ‘Chamber of Reflection‘
