So the Media Minute this week is less a specific video but Youtuber Tim Kellner’s channel in general. On his channel Tim does “Behind the Lens” videos of his travels, which are really well shot. The example I’ve linked in… Continue Reading
John Cage, an American composer, musician and artist who lived in the 20th century is possibly most famous for his 1952 composition 4’33”. In this composition, Cage invited an audience to watch him sit in front of a piano without… Continue Reading
For a person who is notorious for being late like me, usually a walk through the city is rushed and focused at getting to my final destination in the shortest amount of time possible. But after this week’s lectorial exercise… Continue Reading
This week’s workshop focused on the collection stage of Project Brief 1. I’ve always been the type of person who’s happiest when they’re behind the camera and not the focus of whatever I’m doing, so it was difficult for me… Continue Reading
Still Life from ZANDRAK on Vimeo. For this week’s media link, I thought I’d show this film that focuses on the idea of everyday moments that are full of creativity and artistry, which links in with the lectorial topic of… Continue Reading
Hyper and Deep Attention: The Generational Divide in Cognitive Modes – N. Katherine Hayles In the evenings when I’m sitting in front of the TV, I am not really only watching TV, but also simultaneously on my phone with multiple… Continue Reading
First post! The first of many to come, I hope. Today, I walked into my first ever university class, marking the beginning of a challenging and life changing journey. Like all new things, beginnings are scary, but after this class I… Continue Reading