Here is a video for us to discuss as a class. The video that you will see is not real. As you watch it, consider HOW the film maker made it look real.
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This is Peter Skillen's blog for the Grade 11 Media Arts course (ASM3O) at the YMCA Academy located in downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
PETER'S POSTS (Blog Archive)
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2007
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September
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- 12. Digital Artist's Canvas - RUBRIC
- 11. Digital Artist's Canvas - PRODUCTION
- 10. UNIT ONE - Culminating Activity
- 9. Preparing for the Digital Artist's Canvas
- 8. Collages with Layer Masks in Photoshop
- 7. Performance Task - What is Real?
- 6. Post & Reflect On your UnReal Animal
- 5. Genetic Engineering Gone Awry (Intro)
- 4. What is Real? (Implications)
- 3. What is Real? (Still Images)
- 2. What is Real? (View and Respond)
- 1. What is Real?
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September
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1 comment:
With the Forest Gump video clips that are on the blog I liked how they can paint in the background of the scene they are using on any scene of the movie. I also like the way they can change the scene to have the lake reflecting the sky for the whole scene then add shadow or wind. The movie editors really look for the slightest details that could change the perspective of the viewer while watching the movie. Ex. Cutting out the legs on the actor and making look real but really not.
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