The first class of the new studio – It’s Not Rocket Surgery w/ Liam Ward – saw us watching a few examples and inspirations of the short videos we intend to make. Tea and Consent was the one in particular that I found amazing. It sent a message about a serious subject, but managed to remain […]
RMIT has welcomed me back with open arms. Bless. The first week of semester two however, has been kinda FULL ON. New timetables, new classes, new faces, familiar faces, multiple train commutes, even a shooting session (with a camera – duh), the lot – and more. But so far, so good. I’m not entirely sure […]
Week 12 – the final lectorial for Media 1, and it was a big one. Filled with the insightful concepts of media materialism, dust (which I didn’t think would hold a whole lot of meaning, but boy was I wrong) and even the Anthropocene. Media materialism is definitely no basic way of studying or approaching media. […]
For ‘Popular Culture in Everyday Life’ our second assessment was to create a vlog about a particular pop culture artefact. I chose to discuss the vinyl record as I believe it to be an artefact that has travelled from modern history to the modern technological age, and along the way seeing its respective highs and […]
No workshop today due to Labor Day public holiday.