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Introductory Photography Assignment!

StoryBoard!

Photo 1: Chun and Tony fighting.
Photo 2: Tony threating Chun Lo.
Photo 3: Chun trying to defend himself.
Photo 4: Chun stabbing Tony.
Photo 5: Chung laughing while killing Tony.
Photo 6: Katie solving the problem.
Photo 7: Tony is hit.
Photo 8: George helps Tony up.
Photo 9: George dismisses then from the room.

Ground For Sculpture Pictures

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Picture Prompt Essay















It was the biggest game to date. The two opponents sat there sweating because of the intense heat in the room. It was the game of there lives. These two experienced palace players were trying to win the big prize of 50 million in the casino royale. As time passed by, the intense game continued. With numerous thoughts running through their head of what it would be like win the enormous prize, they certainly knew their future was on the line and could be forever changed.
The day had began earlier like this. Both men started there day regular. Getting up for work, showering, brushing their teeth all in an effort to look good for work. The kissed their kids goodbyes and also their wifes and were off to work. This game had been weeks in the planning and many in the town knew about it but when they saw the participants they said nothing. They said nothing in order for the participants to focus and to be ready for the big game on Saturday. At times they were constantly bugged with questions as to what was going to be there strategy. They all tried to avoid the media as much as possible in order to concentrate and remain in focus mode until Saturday night at the Casino Royale. The Casino Royale is a elegant place in which mostly people gamble but also sing, dance, relax and enjoy their spare time. The town in which they lived was alive as they counted down till the big game.
The night was bright and lights filled the casino. Many were outside watching and waiting to see the two finalist appear as they began to enter the casino. The air outside was chilly and the contestants briskly hurried into the casino where they were greeted my a loud applause. Smiles graced their faces but in the back of their minds they knew that in the next 2 hours their lives would be changed forever. They were taken into a lounge where they relaxed for a little and they began to have a brief chat with one another. After about and hour of drinks and refreshments, they made there way into the room where they would play. The dealer allowed them to get comfortable and only a select few were invited to see the game. These were the best palace players in the country and they had practiced for many years to become the best. Playing cards were dealt and the game suddenly began. Both players made there moves strategic hoping to catch the other off guard. They kept on until they both had no more left and suddenly its when they knew they had to dig deep. The prize money was big and they both wanted it. They knew how much it would impact them and others around them.
After about 2 hours, they finally had a winner. He had took home the check which he had hoped for so long. He hugged and kissed his family and they embraced him. His life was forever changed and this would be a day he would never forget!

Monday, May 10, 2010

A Picture is Worth a 1000 Words!


Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Children Who Kill !

On Feb 26 a 6 year old boy shot and killed classmate Kayla Rolland at their elementary school in Flint, Michigan.

At the very beginning the son of Derrick Owens, had little or no chance because of the environment he was raised in. Derrick Owens, father of the little boy was sent to jail only when his son was 2 years old. He said that his son was built up of a lot of anger and he says his absence may be the cause of that. The boy grew up in a family that survived on selling crack. After his mother got evicted from her house she sent the boys to their uncles house where he also sold crack. This chaotic environment had a toll on these boys and promoted the idea that having a gun meant that you were powerful and that you were the man. The gun he shot Kayla Rolland with was an unlicensed gun given to the family as a payment for drugs. The little boy was previously suspended and no one thought much of it. It was said that the day before he shot Kayla Rolland they go engaged in a heated arguement.

I personally think, that this is a very sad issue. We can't do much to help children who are born and raised in these types on environments. Its not their fault their not getting the love and care they need at such a young age. Also, I think the parents are also to blame for not paying attention to their son and his well being.

www.cbsnews.com/stories/2000/03/07/60II/main168970/shtml

Friday, April 30, 2010

Jeopardy Blog Post

1)List your top 10 flaws or correctible issues you noticed from other presentations. Please list them with 3-4 sentences to clarify them.

My Top 10 Flaws

  • Some slides didn't work
  • Too many pictures
  • Questions were not detailed
  • Too many irrelevant words
  • No control over teams
  • Cheating with some teams
  • Unorganized
  • Teams went crazy for food
  • Questions were not related to right category
  • Slides were linked up wrongly

2)Whose presentation did you like the best - please explain in a paragraph why.?

I honestly liked everyone's. Everyone brought there own personal style in designing their jeopardy game which appealed to me very much. Even though many of the questions were similar I liked the idea of final jeopardy because each team got to make their own questions. This threw some teams of while other who were behind won the game.

3)Which Group asked the toughest questions in your opinion?

I think Alexa's group asked the toughest questions. Even though the questions were challenging I thought this brought fairness to the game which made if more challenging.

4)What would you change in your presentation if you had a chance to do it again.? why? please explain in paragraph form.

If I had another chance to do this presentation again I would change the questions I chose. I think if I gave more detailed and specific questions it would be easier for the other teams to come up with the correct answer.

5)What was your favorite prize? Which group brought that prize in.?

My favorite prize was Joe and Olivia's Tasty Sub. I thought this was a great prize because I love Sub sandwiches

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Video Production Career Web Quest

Component I

1)Technical Director - provides technical direction on business decisions and in the execution of specific projects

Education Required :4 Year Degree

Average annual Income : $100,000 - $120,000 /Year

Job Titles : TD

Basic Responsibilities:
o Works with set designer on technical construction and implementation aspects of scenery
o Obtains and sets up any technical theatre elements
o Develops lighting design based on set design and survey production space lighting capabilities
o Make sure lighting designs are implemented correctly

Attractive aspects of Career :
o Assist ownership in company
o Great Working Environment
o Develop improvements to existing products

Negative aspects of Career
o Always on the go
o Making sure everything is in the correct light and lit correctly

Websites I obtained my answers from:
o http://www.3drender.com/jobs/TD.htm
o http://www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?job_did=J8A4NR75733YXYBPM4L&cbRecursionCnt=1&cbsid=72bec9a6554f4bef8cab2da0eabc96ef-323015104-RI-4&ns_siteid=ns_us_g_education_needed_to_b_
o http://www.aeaclubs.org/theater/roles.html

2)Audio Director - Person in charge of overseeing the sound design team. They may also be involved in the actual creation of sound effects.

Education Required : BS degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Graphic Art or a related field.

Average annual Income : $55,000 but salaries can vary

Job Titles:
o None given

Basic Responsibilities:
o Budgets his/her tasks coordinately
o Coordinates all the work from preproduction to postproduction whilst keeping an eye on overall sound quality

Attractive Aspects of Career
o Great Working Environment
o Relatively Easy Workday
o Option to travel

Negative aspects of Career
o Time consuming
o Have to be critical to detail

Websites I obtained my answers from
o http://www.simplyhired.com/a/salary/search/q-audio+director/l-redmond,+wa
ohttp://wiki.igda.org/Audio_Director/Audio_Manager/Sound_Producer/Sound_Design_Manager
3)News Anchor – gather information, prepare stories, and make broadcasts that inform the public about local, State, national, and international events.

Education Required : Bachelor's Degree in journalism or communication

Average annual Income : Around $52,160

Job Titles : “Newscasters” or “News anchors”

Basic Responsibilities:
o Present news stories and introduce videotaped news or live transmissions from on-the-scene reporters.

Attractive aspects of Career:
o Work hours vary

Negative aspects of Career:
o Very sporadic

Websites I obtained my answers from:
o http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos088.htm
o http://education-portal.com/news_reporter_career.html/

4)Graphics Operator - Undertake careful planning and precise preparation before going on-site - from managing all the PowerPoint presentations, video clips and supporting documents, to creating organized show files that look great on any screen, website or within a catalogue, brochure or pamphlet.

Education Required : A Bachelor's or an Associate Degree in graphic design

Average annual Income : Around $70,000 yearly

Job Titles : None given

Basic Responsibilities :
o Oversee graphic designs

Attractive aspects of Career
o Different than other careers
o Easy Schedule

Negative aspects of Career
o May require some travel
o Attention to detail is necessary

Websites I obtained my answers from
o http://www.salaryexpert.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Browse.Graphics-Operator-salary-data-details&PositionId=88173
o http://www.marksemple.com/freelance_powerpoint.html

5)Publicists- person whose job is to generate and manage publicity for a public figure, especially a celebrity, a business, or for a work such as a book, film or album.

Education Required : Bachelor’s Degree in Communications

Average annual Income : About $47,000

Job Titles :None given

Basic Responsibilities:
o gets press coverage for his client

Attractive aspects of Career:
o Job is relatively easy
o Get paid good money from clients

Negative aspects of Career
o Boring
o Always trying to make client look good
o Mostly on the go

Websites I obtained my answers from
o http://www.princetonreview.com/Careers.aspx?cid=132
o http://www.indeed.com/salary/Publicist.html

Component II

Cinematographer-is one photographing with a motion picture camera

Education Required: College Education/Degree in both Film/Photography

Average annual Income
o About $75,000

Job Titles
o None given

Basic Responsibilities
o Artistic and Technical with designs

Attractive aspects of Career
o Express your artistic ability
o Great Salary
o Control

Negative aspects of Career
o Time consuming

Websites I obtained my answers from
o http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-cinematographer.htm

Component III

Q: Why would you be a good fit for this career?
A: If any of the above television careers were to fit into my personality and career the closest would be a Publicists.

Q: What aspect of this career is most attractive to you?
A: I find this career attractive because well first the pay is decent and I love the idea of portraying a good image of my client/s

Q: Which job responsibilities are you most looking forward to in this career?
A: I love the challenge of the job. You never know what situation your client might be in and you have to do your very best to help them get out of their dilemmas and make them look appealing in the public eye.

Q: Which job responsibilities could you do without in this career?
A: Being on the go so much is what I would get rid of. I don’t like the run about. I like being in an office and taking care of business their.

Q: Finally, what aspect of your personality would be beneficial to this career?
A: I think my positive attitude would be most beneficial to this career. It would be easy to give up and quit and not keep trying but having a positive attitude makes all the difference.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

NJN Studios

1)On what date did the "digital transition" occur for NJN?
June 12,2009

2)Can you watch NJN via Internet?
Yes you can!

3)Where is the NJN Studio located?
Trenton

4)What are NJN funding sources?
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation

5)List 3 items that you are anxious/ curios to see in the "Studios" of NJN?
- The set
- See what goes on behind the scenes
- How things are set up before the show runs on air

6)Provide 5 "RELEVANT" questions you could potentially ask the tour director on the NJN tour?(suggestions include; employment, careers, lighting, telepromter, stage setup, reporting, ect)
- Are things going on behind the scenes always hectic?
- What makes this place so special?
- How are some of the shows made?
- What types of cameras do you use?
-What type of lighting is used?


























Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Rube Goldberg Design and Video

1)What is the definition/ idea behind a rube goldberg design challenge?

A complex way to go about a simple procedure

2)What were your thoughts on the we Honda Accord Video?

Very interesting. I really liked it. It kept you wondering what would happen next.



3)What part of the Honda Accord Video (part) did you like best.?

My favorite part was the part with the winshield wiper.


4)Provide the 2 links to the videos you found in your own search.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kvdq8cRNBM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qybUFnY7Y8w

5)Would you be interested in participating in a rube goldberg design challenge. ? Why or why not?

Yes definitely! Even though putting the design together would be difficult the end result is always the best. It shows what you have accomplished.