Project-ion

Here is a clip of the intro I've created for the music video for Got a Hold. I love making intros. I think they totally set the pace and tone of the rest of the piece. This time around, I color/speed corrected pixilation footage I'd shot in NYC's Washington Sq. Park to reflect the feel of 8 mm film. I coupled that with a sound clip of an 8mm projector, and then cut up both the video and audio tracks to imitate a projector skipping. Technically accurate? I doubt it. There are still a few more details I'd like to throw in, but those can wait. I have other things to do.

"Let's Get Digital"...or..."Midterm Malaise"

Until further notice, the titles of my posts will take on the naming convention of the old Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoons. That being said, the first title makes me think of yesterday, when my professor started singing that in class, and then proceeded to dance behind me down the hall, repeating the phrase over and over again, until I jokingly exclaimed, "Aaaah, there's a crazy man following me!" I still have his little tune stuck in my head. Thanks, Larison.
Anyway, I don't know why I have the desire to post my silly little thumbnail drawings, but I do. I guess it's because they show a process, and a certain degree of looseness that I've developed over time. These are from a script that was written by the department's Comic Book Scripting class.

"When the hell did I start liking Coldplay?"..or..."I think I burnt my retinas."

That ridiculous title has nothing to do with anything. In fact, this post has really very little to do with anything. I did some thumbnail drawings, and made some slides for an upcoming midterm presentation. Here's a few that I've liked so far. That's about it. See, this had no point. And somewhere in the midst of all of this sleep deprivation, I've pondered moving to China. Why? Well, because I can.