Month
November 2019
Throughout the first term, we have done more videos than all of last year. We have created ten videos, but that wouldn’t be possible without the extensive techniques we learnt along the way. The creation of a well-organized film consists… Continue Reading →
Celebrations, holidays and festivals are the few times where people can share the importance of an event. There are hundreds of holidays each year that many people celebrate. Holidays can be apart of religion, nationally or those weird fake holiday… Continue Reading →
Ideas drive revolutions, and they change countries for the better or worse. For the past six weeks, my group (Ben, Alex, Julia) researched different Revolutions and filmed different types of videos. In every video focused on the importance of how… Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago, we were privileged with going to our parents work and get experience in the work field. This was supposed to teach us what our parents do day-to-day. However, in PLP, we had to extend our learning… Continue Reading →
Emojis can express words and feelings without actually writing anything. Emojis were created in 1998 by Shigetaka Kirita, intended to communicate through icons. The outcome was 176 icons called emoji. The word combines two Japanese words: “e” (picture and “moji”… Continue Reading →
Music is an aspect of life, and without music, films would be morning, there wouldn’t be horror movies, and Spotify/Apple Music wouldn’t exist. Music has been around for thousands of years, and it has advanced alongside humans. For week 5… Continue Reading →
Making a copy of a film does not seem hard to do, but how does that compare to reality. The goal of this project was to learn what technologies, tool and strategies can we utilize to create a short film…. Continue Reading →
Correlation does not imply causation. Correlation is the relationship between two or more things that mutually connect. These associations can help prove different concepts, but that does not mean correlation implies causation. Causation is the evidence that backs up and… Continue Reading →