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Music Surrounds Us!

When searching “nature music” you will find hundreds of hours of videos and music of nature sounds that are often described as calming or relaxing as many people find solace in being in nature or listening to it at the very least!

I find music in nature as the sounds of nature help me to sleep, I especially enjoy thunderstorms as I find the sounds relaxing and reassuring. Music in nature often write themselves as I think of bird’s songs that allow them to find mates, I often think of the musical dancing bird from ‘Our Planet’ which performs for their mate! You can also find music in nature with the hums of bees, flapping of bird’s wings, splashing of ducks in a pond, and swishing of trees in the wind! Putting all of those sounds together may create an incredible piece of art through song!

Nature in music, I often think of people creating music that is inspired by nature or using music in interpretation to keep viewers interested (166). In the textbook they compare photos and videos. Photos capture one scene and can often communicate better than words (170), videos however contain sound which can make the scene so much more interesting (171) and immersive through technology in regards to interpretation using videos and songs. Nature in music could also tell stories and teach lessons, I personally think of campfire songs. Radio stations can also incorporate nature with music! They could play music to draw in viewers and then talk about nature in the breaks (175) or play music that contains nature lessons. Radios are great for some viewers which information is presented in 1–5-minute periods and a great way to reach different viewers in a format that they enjoy! Nature in music can occur as a tool as music will resonate with the visitor (12), help different people learn with different learning styles (105), and draw people towards an interpretive experience (200).

I think that music can take many forms in relation to nature. Many songs are often nature sounds solely, nature sounds incorporated, or based on /inspired by nature (animals, landscapes, abiotic features)! I found 15 songs related to nature in a pro-environment context in article by Anderson (2020). I’m sure that if you search up your favourite animal + song, you will find a song that at the very least mentions the animal. Perhaps it will teach you something or use the animal’s attributes within the song!

Some songs I think of from the top of my head of nature would be “Butterfly Fly Away” by Miley Cyrus, “Roar” by Katy Perry, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” by Judy Garland and covered by Israel Kamakawiwo’ole, “Little Rain” by Morgan Wallen, just to name a few! To unpack one, “Butterfly Fly Away” by Miley Cyrus my personal favourite from growing up contains a lesson that as you grow you should spread your wings AND contains a little bit of knowledge of the caterpillar becoming the butterfly! Growing up from under your parents care to going out to make dreams come true!

Are there any influential songs you grew up hearing or think of when prompted with the word “Nature”? What does it teach you!

Anderson, S. (2020). Earth day: 15 pro-environment songs. Rolling Stone. Date of Access: Feb 27, 2023. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/earth-day-songs-151780/

Beck, L., Cable, T.T., & Knudson, D.M (2018). Interpreting Cultural and Natural Heritage for a Better World (1st ed). Sagamore Venture

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Job title: Nursing Officer.Ward.Medcare Women and Children Hospital (Br) Company: Aster Hospital Job description: Job Description:Duties and responsibilities:. Budgeting the required equipment2. Manage the day to day operations of the unit3. Overall supervision of the unit4. Ensure the assigned staffs are practising as per the job description and competency5. Supervision on stock management6.Develop required sop s for the unit7. Monitor the staffs for their current practice8. Guidance and counselling of the staff9. Coordinate for interview education10. Team management11. Problem solving and conflict management12. Supervise the dietary requirement if the patient13. Daily patient rounds and collect feed back14. Prepare the unit for regulatory requirements and accreditation15. Ensure staff well-being16. Goal setting for staffs17. Annual Appraisal and appraise the staff as and when required18.participate for unit interviewAbout Us:Aster DM Healthcare Limited is one of the largest private healthcare service providers operating in multiple GCC states and is an emerging healthcare player in India. With an inherent emphasis on clinical excellence, we are one of the few entities in the world with a strong presence across primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary healthcare through our hospitals, clinics and pharmacies. We have over 20,000 plus dedicated employees across the geographies that we are present in, delivering a simple yet strong promise to our different stakeholders: “We'll treat you well.” We reach out to all economic segments in the GCC countries through our differentiated healthcare services across the “Aster”, “Medcare” and “Access” brands.For more details please visit our websiteAbout the Team:Medcare Hospitals and Medical Centres (Medcare), the premium healthcare division of Aster DM Healthcare, is one of the pioneering healthcare providers in the region.With a focus on delivering a patient-centric journey as well as encouraging clinical excellence and state-of-the-art care, Medcare operates three multi-specialty hospitals including Medcare Hospital Safa Park Dubai, Medcare Hospital Sharjah and Medcare Women and Children Hospital in Dubai and one specialty hospital Medcare Orthopaedics & Spine Hospital. In addition, it has three specialty centres and 12 multi-specialty centres in key locations across Dubai and Sharjah.With a team of 350+ qualified healthcare professionals, Medcare promotes and supports the highest standards in preventive, curative and rehabilitative healthcare. Expected salary: Location: Dubai Job date: Wed, 03 Jul 2024 03:12:11 GMT Apply for the job now!

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YELLOW SUBMARINE (1969, Dir: George Dunning)

Aside from its nonsensical and surreal plot , Yellow submarine has been heralded as a keystone in the history of animation. It broke barriers through the generally expected forms of media, integrating multiple techniques including collage (both photographical, and film inserts throughout) and traditional frame-by-frame animation. The expressive art style amalgamated with the free flowing aesthetics of the psychedelic colour palate and organically flowing lines. For many sequences, the art-style flourished and changed drastically, which can be attributed the large team of distinctive artists (over 200 individuals) who worked on it - A key scene, of course, being the ‘Lucy in the Sky’ sequence, which involved the use of rotoscope.

Rotoscope is a technique in which an animator will trace over each frame of live action footage using a translucent medium (like glass) resulting in realistic movement and shape.

However, unlike a simplistic form of rotoscope, the sequence involves bold painted planes of colour incongruently on each frame, with the colour palate of each frame changing and flipping, thus exciting the visuals and stimulating the subject matter. A short shot of a woman on a horse becomes a vibrant flurry of bursting colour and energy.

This particular sequence was the brainchild of George Dunning, the main director of the whole film, of which he then presented to artist Bill Sewell. Sewell developed over half an hour of rotoscope images, which was then condensed into the sequence length of the film.

Rotoscope, however, isn’t a one off in Yellow Submarine. Its first and perhaps more emotionally charged use appears in Eleanor Rigby, only with a more uniform and muted ambience. The visuals are also more static, but will sometimes involve a small element of traditional animation, painted over on a glass panel to be separate from the background. For example, in the depicted image of the man in a helmet, a tear falls from his eye and drops to the bottom of the goggles. Once the tear seeps through the goggle it drops from the bottom. The contrast between the static photos and the single tear brings to mind clear themes of isolation and melancholia- as the tear makes its way through the already rather bleak environment like a signifier of unease and hopelessness.

Additionally, many clips in the movie involve live action placed furtively within the 2d environment. This adds dimension to the world building – emphasising the psychedelic, conceptual and dreamlike atmosphere of Yellow submarine.

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Artist research- Henry Selick

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Born in New Jersey Henry Selick began drawing by age three and attracted lots of attention with his early efforts. His sketches of heroes, lions and eagles brought so much attention that by the fifth grade, he decided to give up art and avoid the spotlight.In high school, Selick turned his creative energies towards music and became a member of a rock n' roll band. By the age of 20, his interest in art and especially animation featuring experimental films.

Selick at Disney worked as an in-betweener and animator trainee on such films as Pete's Dragon and The Small One. He became a full animator on The Fox and the Hound and worked on the two title characters. The studio then helped him create the alien creature in Disney's The Watcher in the Woods .In 1986, the filmmaker started his own production company, Selick Projects (now Twitching Images). He also worked on commercials for Pillsbury and Ritz Bits.Selick undertook an ambitious film project that led Selick to direct the full-length stop-motion film, The Nightmare Before Christmas . Years later, his skills and direction was called upon to complete James and the Giant Peach (1996) and Monkeybone (2000).

I like the style of each of the animations he helps create, I mostly like the darker character in the animations he makes. The characters he helps create are mostly made from plasticene, with each facial emotion that the character makes there is a different plasticene face for that moment.

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Unit 7, Post 1

Emotional contagion is feeling the emotions expressed in other people’s posts. If your friends are all posting that they’re upset for a variety of reasons, then you might become upset, too, which would be reflected in your own posts.

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Queer architecture project of mine got featured in the latest issue - 354 by @blueprint.mag ! Wanna know how can spaces designed to encourage and enable certain behavioural patterns between new genders?! Let me know and we can discuss about it! 🕶 #newqueerisnoqueer (at Monocle Café)

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Time-Lapse Research

The photographic technique of taking a sequence of frames at set intervals to record changes that take place slowly over time. When the frames are shown at normal speed the action seems much faster. For example showing the construction of a building or cars traveling along the motorway. I really like this demonstration of time based media, as this shows more and for me is much more interesting. Also it makes you want to keep watching as something different is always happening in a time-lapse. On the other hand my previous ideas to use cinemagraphs or gifs are not as engaging for me, even thought I prefer the look of a cinemagraph. 

This is a time-lapse of Dubai in winter. I just like how there is always something happening and so much to look at. For example in the video you can see all of the traffic on the roads and all of the boats in the docks. It is just busy everywhere 

In this video you can see that time-lapses can be used for many different things, for example, construction videos for business purposes to show how quickly and efficiently they can build a skyscrapers for instance. Or just to show the process of building this masterpiece. Another example is this airport, as this could be used again for business purposes so that air traffic control can keep a record of how many planes have used the airpot in a day. Or just for amusement to the public to see how it looks for multiple planes to leave an airport during rush hour. 

This is why I have changed my idea for my final piece to be a time-lapse now rather than a cinemagraph, as I find the amount of things that can go on on one time-lapse fascinating.