As the focal point of our expertise exercise, our group fixated our attention on contrast, juxtaposition and texture, within and outside the confines of a certain space. This poses questions such as how does our sense of “space” – and… Continue Reading
What we see captured through the camera lens across time offers an intriguing ethnographic insight into the historical, social, political, economic (and so forth) parameters of a given cultural context. In particular, a close study of media texts across cultural… Continue Reading
Errol Morris spoke of how, “Truth is not relative, it’s not subjective. It may be elusive or hidden. People may wish to disregard it. But there is such a thing as truth. And the pursuit of truth: trying to figure… Continue Reading
Despite having said that I often find learning the practicalities of filmmaking a bit dry, once I have a handle on how to operate the equipment I really enjoy exploring the creative potential of what filmmaking in itself has to… Continue Reading
Even within just one specific “envelop” of the media, the skills and roles necessitated by the nature of the work being produced are so multifaceted and diverse. INFJ’s (my own Myers Brigg’s personality type) are notoriously “big picture” people. In… Continue Reading