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Monday, February 27, 2012
My Life Project
I did my My Life project almost all at home. I had a hard time finding pictures as my family doesn't take that many and we have mostly school pictures and pictures our relatives sent us. Since I was sick I wasn't there for the explanation of the project and I didn't get some of the details correct. This resulted in a rather jumbled and incomplete understanding of the project. I did make do with the few pictures I was able to procure and attempted to make the best of it. Since all but one picture came from my home albums I had very few sources.
Genome Project
For the Genome project I chose Steampunk. I started by going through YouTube recommendations and finding songs I may have not heard before. I then narrowed down the list by selecting those that fit into the genre and chose the widest possible spread between all edges that can encompass the genre. I then sampled the songs into an iMovie and found a music video and cut it and sampled it in while ducking out the music. I compiled all of my sources into one page and made it a picture. I did this with all of my slides to easily acquire "unique" backgrounds.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Song Project
For the song project we had to take a song and play one minute of it to images representing its lyrics. I chose the song Snoopy vs the Red Baron by the Royal Guardsmen. It is a song about an imaginary fight between the Peanuts character Snoopy and the German Aviator Manfred Von Richthofen. The whole song is based on an old peanuts book named, "Snoopy versus the Red Baron." It was written by Charles Schulz and mostly contains pictures with minimal dialogue. After we had the song thoroughly edited down to about a minute and had our slides of pictures timed, we had to add credits for each of the pictures that we used.
iMovie
For the imovie project we had to take an idea and research it. My group chose the Apple Collaboration Program. To do this we looked online to find information. We took info from different sources and compiled them into a PowerPoint on Google docs. We took the PowerPoint and made the slides into .jpg images. We took the images and inserted them into an imovie that also had our interviews with Mr. Forney and Mr. Roy. These interviews were questions we put together and asked them based on their views as to why the Apple Collaboration program was a good idea.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Storyboard project Powerpoint
The project started with us having to take a personality test. It placed you as either Blue, Green, Orange, or Gold. You then remembered your Primary and Secondary colors and moved to a corner in the room according to your color. Then you voted on who you would like in your group, this was influenced by what colors you need in your group. As a group then we interviewed Mr. Forney and Mr. Roy. We put the questions we wanted to ask them in a Powerpoint along with facts about the subject we are researching. We also added pictures and cited them.
Monday, January 2, 2012
Podcast
The podcast project was a great success. We were supposed to be reviewing a movie. I chose the movie highlander. Highlander is a great movie for a review as it has a basic plot and many characters. The project had to be a certain length and had to contain a certain set of details about the movie. I had to resend my project twice because I kept sending old versions. Along with this you had to have 5 sound effects and 7 pictures. It was the first recorded project we did. The hardest part was finding all of the pictures. All of the sound effects I had I downloaded from a stock site.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
iPhoto Project
The iPhoto project consisted of us answering questions to our-self, finding pictures describing every letter of one of our names and or nicknames, and finding pictures that described ourselves and the things we like, miss, visit, and hate. It took us two days on average to find all the photos that we required for out presentations. After we had compiled all of our pictures, we had to go back and source five of our pictures, unless we took them ourselves. The hardest part for me was finding pictures of family and friends. Not being a picture-taking family, there are very few pictures that include most or all of the family. Friends was hard because I don't carry a camera with me everywhere I go and take pictures of everyone.
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