I thought that the interviews were really funny and showed our Christopher Guest style. Overall, I thought it was a good project and we had a lot of fun doing it.
Some movie stills:
Katherene from Costume played by Taryn
Johnny and Sean from Scenic Crew played by Justin and Shawn
With this project, I'm hoping for a playful quality that shows the digital media in a new light.
^ a still frame of the final product ^
After I finished this final project, I knew a lot more about iMovie. I had worked with it on the last project, and decided that I would try to push myself a little bit more with it. I played with the audio editing more than anything else. I really like how this peice turned out. It took a lot of hours but I think it's a pretty unique project.
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Camille’s work has been displayed in numerous galleries, festivals, and museums in many different cities and a few different countries. Her work has been mentioned in various books also including Christiane Paul’s Digital Art. In this book, Paul doesn’t mention much about Camille’s work. The section in which she is mentioned is under the ‘beyond the book: text and narrative environments’ section. This is where Camille’s Text Rain is talked about in detail.
When looking at Camille’s work I was really drawn to her fifth interactive instillation from the External Measures Series. What it looks like is a large computer screen used much like a canvas with expressionist brush strokes. In front of this screen, there’s a square space that tracks the movement on that space and shows it on the screen. So when a person stands on the square, the screen will show these circles. When the viewer moves, the circles move causing the different colored brush strokes, and when the viewer stops moving or leaves the space, the circles try to go back to their original position that causes another colorful picture. I really liked how it was so interactive. Not only does the viewer get to look at the interesting picture, but also they get to take part in how that picture changes.
After looking at Camille’s interactive instillations, it really makes me want to do something like her. I love the idea of taking the physical concept of painting and combining it with digital media. For my final in this 2D class, I’m kind of working of something similar in which the act of my drawing is shown in video. It would be really awesome if I could find out more and try to do something like Camille. Her work is just so interesting to me.
To look at Camille Utterback’s website, click on the following link:
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I knew I wanted black and white, but I thought a nice transition to the end would be to gradually change to color. I really like the progression and how the images turned out. To look at all the images ... click on the following link!
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