Evaluation #6:
The collage/found footage assignment was fun to do, but to be honest I enjoy editing footage I shot myself rather than searching for old stuff. Not that searching for old stuff isn't fun, I just prefer it the other way. Found footage is sometimes blurry and pixelated, whereas your own footage is nice and clear. The idea I had going in was to raid my CD collection and put found video to music, and I think I accomplished that. I ended up liking it more in class that when I was putting it together, but I still wish I had more time to work on it (had access troubles again). I also think I accomplished making the project not heavy or important. I didn't want any war propaganda or anit-war propaganda (which is easy to do with old footage). I didn't want to comment on anything. I didn't want it to be ironic or metaphorical. I think I achieved my goal with that.
The other projects were fun to watch. I just want to say that even though I didn't want mine to be heavy or important doesn't mean I didn't like the students' projects who did. That is just not what I wanted to do with mine.
Evaluation #3:
The Hand-Processing class assignment turned out awesome. I was really pleased with everyone and how the project evolved into something cool. I liked the footage that was used, which were some of my favorites from watching all of the footage in class. I liked the theme they decided to go with and, overall, enjoyed the finished project.
My critiques are pretty minor, with one exception. I didn't particularly like the font that was used for the title cards. I also didn't like the sparation title cards, although I think that was part of the assignment. The major thing that I did not like was the use of the movie quotes. A couple of them were good when used subtle, but a majority of them almost ruined the project for me. Thankfully the final mix muted them a bit, but they were still too prominent for my liking. I felt they kind of 'dumbed down' the otherwise awesome project. The sound effects were awesome, why were there not more of them instead of the dumb quotes?
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
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