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OPEN PROJECT VIDEO 

I was in the woods helping my boyfriend film when I stumbled upon an old tree stump with fungus grown all over it. I stopped to take a closer look at the wild mushroom that had sprouted. As disgusting as it may sound, something about the form was quite beautiful. I then decided to play with the video and colour correct it in AE and then I thought I could turn this into my project. To document the poisonous/toxic foods we eat. Mushrooms being one of them I researched more about other poisonous foods and realized a majority of them were everyday things we've learn to love and enjoy.

However, cherries were seasonal and a blowfish is not as easy to locate (other than the few they had at the petstore). I didn't want to film it in a tank swimming around but find a different setting and it was difficult to be able to do so in a store setting. I decided to cut out the Top 10 Poisonous foods and look at 6 of them instead. 

The visual aspect is to focus on the beauty of these items and strip it down to its minimum. To see them in their everyday use, but layer the interesting fact that many do not know about it. This is what I ended up with...

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theme: poison

filming 10 most poisonous foods we eat

personal notes:

slow down: timing 

start video: 6 sec in (music que)

transition: fluid

numbers: border off the frame

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AE: Exporting Quality

definitely useful tip for me - couldn't figure out why my type was looking so shabby

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Program Your 808

A series of informative posters detailing how some of the most notable drum sequences were programmed using the Roland TR-808 Drum Machine. Each sequence has been analyzed and represented as to allow users to re-programme each sequence, key for key.

By Rob Ricketts. Via das_kfmw. 

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What'd I'd do to be this talented in motion 

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super sweet title sequence 

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beautiful

Galileo (by katiedaisy)

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Tell Me A Story Project

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currently working with this style for the story. going to incorporate audio/video elements to help support the narrative. I want the type to narrate itself (ie. deep inhales - playing and moving with the video)

CALM (IN THE CHAOS) [meditative - eyes closed] I was constantly stressed. [tapping fingers on leg - anxious feeling] [sitting down / kneeling] I needed an escape. [bow head down/exhaling] [holding had to knees] I found yoga. [full foward bend - touching toes] [raising up - mountain pose] I roll out my yoga mat. [mat rolls from camera to distance] Deep inhales, slower exhales. [flat back - half way up/looking forward] [voice over - deep breathing] I listened to my body and practice what felt good at the moment. [lunge into plank position/upward dog/downward dog] I only needed an hour a day. [child's pose] I was feeling calmer and healthier. [drinking tea, sitting on the floor]

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Project 1: The Conversation (Final Video)

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conversation parsing

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Handcrafted with love by BYU design students and faculty, for the 5th Typophile Film Festival. A visual typographic feast about the five senses, and how they contribute to and enhance our creativity. Everything in the film is real—no CG effects! Shot with a RED One, a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, a Canon EOS 40D, and a Nikon D80. Stop motion created with Dragon Stop Motion.

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Tell Me A Story (Revised)

Finding calmness in the chaos I was constantly stressed.  I needed an escape. I found yoga. I roll out my yoga mat. Deep inhales, slower exhales. I listened to my body and practice what felt good at the moment. I only needed an hour a day. I was feeling calmer and healthier.

My mornings have adjusted to this.

Finding the calmness in the chaos.

keywords:

relaxation

calmness

chaos

yoga

healthy

stressed

escape

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Conversation: Very Rough Concept

Critique from Ed

Each word should have 1 second screentime

have them in the same general area - not left, right, up, down

have text in the general area so the eye does not need to wander as much

work with the type size and what is successful and what isn't 

consider split screen

text size / readability

colour (?)

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How film titles have evolved over time. Compilation from 1920-2000s.

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