One of the many roles a director and his DP have to work out when planning a shot is where do they want the audience to be looking? What is the subject? Identifying a subject can be done with lighting, composition, and other things. In this video, the director takes a simple scene and make it something that makes you want to watch it back again. As you watch, you'll notice yourself wondering what it is you are supposed to look at. Eventually it becomes clear. This is brilliant cinematography and speaks to what is possible with even a simple idea.
Thursday, June 6, 2019
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Blog Post 4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dC_4IqXgTs
This guy made a car that runs on air that is built completely by Legos. Big Lego structures have always been cool, but this takes it to a whole new level. Lego's are really like a slower version of 3d printing. It's possible to make anything with them, if you really think about it. It even goes 17 miles an hour. The rest of the video is a collection of other items that were made up of legos. I think a lego project would be a cool undertaking because it would say a lot about your work ethic and patience.
This guy made a car that runs on air that is built completely by Legos. Big Lego structures have always been cool, but this takes it to a whole new level. Lego's are really like a slower version of 3d printing. It's possible to make anything with them, if you really think about it. It even goes 17 miles an hour. The rest of the video is a collection of other items that were made up of legos. I think a lego project would be a cool undertaking because it would say a lot about your work ethic and patience.
Blog Post #4
This is an artist Emily from Austin, Tx. She is so cool! She's been an inspiration of mine for a while. She is crazy talented and does these huge commissioned murals all over the country. She has amazing colors in her pieces and she recently posted this. These magnificent murals all start with cut up paint swatches. This seems like such a cool creative exercise with color that I want to try! So simple!
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