Final Project

Bonus exercise 4.17.12- Countdown Sequence

Bonus exercise 4.17.12- Countdown Sequence

After downloading all three videos, I made subclips of each ten seconds. After making the subclips I dragged them into the timeline. From there I practiced the slide, slip, and ripple tool. This is the final cut of the video that goes from 60-0.

Interview Video

Interview Video

I interviewed James Lambert, host of Lambert Nation on Crescent City Radio.

Center Stage Performing Arts Academy’s Road to Championship

Center Stage Performing Arts Academy’s Road to Championship

For my still image video project I decide to use a theme of “practice makes perfect” and “hard work always pays off.” My dance and theatre studio won a national championship after years of hard work. I asked my friends and their families if I could use their pictures as well as my own. I separated the Road to Championship into three categories: Practice, Competition, and Awards. This shows all of our hard work, the final product, and the good that came out of our hard work.

Triptych Image Exercise

I made three different versions of triptych images. I think the most effective is the images revolving around anorexia. The other two have meaning, but there isn’t a true message behind them. In the first image, there is a model and a barbie on a runway. Seeing models and Barbies with their perfect bodies causes teens to feel as though they are over weight. This can be seen from the first image. 

Custom Header

I made my custom header out of my self portrait. I individually cropped the different sections out of the original pictures. After cropping them, I added each into different layers and put them together.

Self Portrait

I made three versions of the same self portrait.

1. I inserted a picture of myself and a friend into Perez Hilton’s Celebrity Twitpics of the Week. I love Perez Hilton, and I religiously read his celebrity gossip blogs. I would love to eventually be one of the people he blogs about.

2. I found a picture of Selena Gomez and  I put her face onto my friend’s. I had to erase all the hair and practically paint and clone stamped the entire neck and arms. I chose Selena Gomez because I love Disney, and want to eventually work for them doing PR. I think I would fit in with that clique of the Disney starts of my age.

3. Lastly, I painted over the tweet previously on the picture and posted my own tweet.