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Jessyca Evans
1/26/14
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/cotown/la-et-ct-paramount-digital-20140117,1674529,7040663,full.story#axzz2r2rynbcW
this article is titled, "end of film: paramount first studio to stop disturbing film prints" and the title is self explanatory.
while reading this article i learned that in the first time in film history, paramount pictures has become the first major studio to stop releasing movies on film in the united states. i learned some other studies might want to abandoned film as well. lastly i learned that digital media instead of film is the easier and less expensive route to follow anyways.
some opinions i have about this article is that it was very well put. also they should have added insight quotes from directors on this huge topic.
i have no questions towards this article.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
blog2 article response 1/26/14
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Jessyca Evans
1/26/14
http://www.carlosbaena.com/resource/resource_tips_planning.html
this article is titled "tips and tricks > planning case study: incredibles" and its about tons of tips about the making of the incredibles.
while reading this article i learned theres so many materials you could use that we have learned in our class! such as storyboards, layouts, film footage reference, personal video reference and thumbnails. i learned there was a lot of before planning and usage of different drawing techniques on what works better for the film. lastly i learned being an audience perspective is just has important. it needs to look good for the audience to understand as well.
some opinions i have while reading this are that i really liked how he added a lot of examles of actuall footage. also when reading it, it sounded easier to follow.
the only question i have about this article is that what was he to this film? like what was his role? he never really specified that.
Jessyca Evans
1/26/14
http://www.carlosbaena.com/resource/resource_tips_planning.html
this article is titled "tips and tricks > planning case study: incredibles" and its about tons of tips about the making of the incredibles.
while reading this article i learned theres so many materials you could use that we have learned in our class! such as storyboards, layouts, film footage reference, personal video reference and thumbnails. i learned there was a lot of before planning and usage of different drawing techniques on what works better for the film. lastly i learned being an audience perspective is just has important. it needs to look good for the audience to understand as well.
some opinions i have while reading this are that i really liked how he added a lot of examles of actuall footage. also when reading it, it sounded easier to follow.
the only question i have about this article is that what was he to this film? like what was his role? he never really specified that.
blog1 weekly comments 1/26/14
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Jessyca Evans
1/19/14
this week i'm still learning how to use my time wisely. theres so much going on that its difficult to produce films. i've learned the process of it all is very time consuming. lastly i learned about lighting and all that involved with it. theres more to it than just a bright light.
what i would love learning more is how to film with different lights. I'm not so sure how to use light in appropriate places yet. also I'm still not good with writing scripts yet and i could improve.
my link of interest this week is a new advertisement technique for horror movies coming into the theaters. this one is for devils due and it got over thousands of views in just a day. it really does look like an awesome movie! go and check it out for yourself!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUKMUZ4tlJg
Jessyca Evans
1/19/14
this week i'm still learning how to use my time wisely. theres so much going on that its difficult to produce films. i've learned the process of it all is very time consuming. lastly i learned about lighting and all that involved with it. theres more to it than just a bright light.
what i would love learning more is how to film with different lights. I'm not so sure how to use light in appropriate places yet. also I'm still not good with writing scripts yet and i could improve.
my link of interest this week is a new advertisement technique for horror movies coming into the theaters. this one is for devils due and it got over thousands of views in just a day. it really does look like an awesome movie! go and check it out for yourself!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUKMUZ4tlJg
Thursday, January 16, 2014
blog3 article response 1/19/14
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jessyca evans
1/19/14
http://www.raindance.org/how-to-turn-that-passion-for-scriptwriting-and-filmmaking-into-a-reality-fast/
this article is titled "how to turn that passion for writing and filmmaking into a reality." its about tips to make you a great film director!
while reading this articled i learned that time management is a huge part of filmmaking. i also learned that having your own style is also what makes a great film and makes you more creative.
some opinions i have are that they should have added examples and more facts about each section.
i have no questions about this article.
jessyca evans
1/19/14
http://www.raindance.org/how-to-turn-that-passion-for-scriptwriting-and-filmmaking-into-a-reality-fast/
this article is titled "how to turn that passion for writing and filmmaking into a reality." its about tips to make you a great film director!
while reading this articled i learned that time management is a huge part of filmmaking. i also learned that having your own style is also what makes a great film and makes you more creative.
some opinions i have are that they should have added examples and more facts about each section.
i have no questions about this article.
blog2 article response 1/19/14
blog2
jessyca evans
1/19/14
http://www.fxguide.com/featured/heads-above-the-vfx-of-sleepy-hollow/
this article is titled, "heads above the VFX of sleepy hollow". its about the new tv series sleepy hallow and the vfx production of it all. while reading this article i learned that this series it actually animated! i also learned that it took a lot of people to create the caricature of the headless horseman.
two opinions that i have while reading this article is that the should have added more information. i felt a little lost. also i really enjoyed the videos they provided.
the only question i have is when this show starting again in the next season?
jessyca evans
1/19/14
http://www.fxguide.com/featured/heads-above-the-vfx-of-sleepy-hollow/
this article is titled, "heads above the VFX of sleepy hollow". its about the new tv series sleepy hallow and the vfx production of it all. while reading this article i learned that this series it actually animated! i also learned that it took a lot of people to create the caricature of the headless horseman.
two opinions that i have while reading this article is that the should have added more information. i felt a little lost. also i really enjoyed the videos they provided.
the only question i have is when this show starting again in the next season?
blog1 weekly comments 1/19/14
blog1
jessyca evans
1/19/14
this week i have learned how stressful this whole filming process really is. i learned that i really need to manage my time well and get everything prepared on time. the production process itself takes a lot of efforts. its more than just holding a camera and pointing it at the actor. although theres a lot of work involved, it was still so much fun and i loved it.
what i would love learning more about in the future is more about the camera. i would also love to learn more about better ways to write a script because i was a little lost when i had to make mine.
my link of interest this week is a link about one of my favorite directors, Alfred Hitchcock. he directed so many great horror films of the 1990s. if you never seen one of his films i advise you to check him out! his movies really brought horror and elements of story to the film industry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Hitchcock
jessyca evans
1/19/14
this week i have learned how stressful this whole filming process really is. i learned that i really need to manage my time well and get everything prepared on time. the production process itself takes a lot of efforts. its more than just holding a camera and pointing it at the actor. although theres a lot of work involved, it was still so much fun and i loved it.
what i would love learning more about in the future is more about the camera. i would also love to learn more about better ways to write a script because i was a little lost when i had to make mine.
my link of interest this week is a link about one of my favorite directors, Alfred Hitchcock. he directed so many great horror films of the 1990s. if you never seen one of his films i advise you to check him out! his movies really brought horror and elements of story to the film industry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Hitchcock
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