Blogger, why won't you upload my videos.
Here it is on YouTube instead:
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Monday, April 29, 2013
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Shoutout
Even though I did not use it for what it is meant for, held my camera in a position that I could not.
Friday, April 19, 2013
Working on Idea
Not really sure how I thought of the little wooden mannequin but it gave me inspiration.
So ever since I got back surgery I kind of felt like this little mannequin, stuck with a rod up my ass (though mine in my back) and it limits you. You can't do everything you want weather it is just moving or dancing. So I was thinking of doing a stop motion short film of this guy wanting to dance but not really being able to because of being stuck but in the end he finds a way off the rod.
I like this idea, but I want to hear you opinion about it. I'll talk to you on Tuesday about it!
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Final Project
Been thinking a bit about my final project, I really want to do it off my fear or what I am most self-conscious about. Haven't completely decided yet. But at least I have ideas this time!
I am a robot.
That's me as a robot, or at least how I view myself.
I got metal in me!
Monday, April 8, 2013
Tick Tock Tick Tock
People always look at their watch or phone to see what time it is. We constantly let time be the cause of what we do and produce. But if we take away the idea of time, and do the cause at when it comes to us, then we are following Descartes way of thinking.
Time and cause are completely independent from one another, though we treat it dependently on each other. Technology has made it so we do what we want at a time, and not when it appears.
So for my video I made a human sundial showing one of the earliest forms of figuring out what time of day it was. I spent a total of 6 hours outside doing this, but the clouds starting to come in and cover up the sun so I stopped recording it.
(Sorry for the floggy part of the video I must have touched the lens when I was switching batteries and didn't noticed until I had to switch them again...)
Time and cause are completely independent from one another, though we treat it dependently on each other. Technology has made it so we do what we want at a time, and not when it appears.
So for my video I made a human sundial showing one of the earliest forms of figuring out what time of day it was. I spent a total of 6 hours outside doing this, but the clouds starting to come in and cover up the sun so I stopped recording it.
(Sorry for the floggy part of the video I must have touched the lens when I was switching batteries and didn't noticed until I had to switch them again...)
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