Videography

see the world. I learned photography and photo editing, and when my father decided to make an Independent Film in the Philippines when I was 13, I learned quite a bit about that as well. It was from that moment I became sucked into the world of videography, cinematography, and YouTube. Instead of simply

range of topics ranging from medical reports to small-scale school assignments. One such invention, the television, has supplied the world with a new form of entertainment. Televisions, praised for their unique ability to display live, animated videography, provide a principal source of entertainment for families across America. The advent of the television era, however, has also implemented a streamline of concerns about the ultimate consequences and

Throughout his career, Alfonso Cuarón has proven himself to be a talented and versatile director in multiple genres. This report will discuss two of Cuarón’s works, A Little Princess (1995) and Children of Men (2006). Released almost a decade apart, the Disney family film and dystopian drama share many differences but also some important similarities. In particular, the themes of segregation and isolation play a central role in both films and are both adapted to screen using similar film techniques

Product Design Design The intended product for culminating is a day of recognition for mental health in Stafford Senior High School and across the CGS cites. October 10th is the official date for World Mental Health Day; therefore, the day of recognition will be scheduled on that day. The colors that represent mental health are blue, green, and grey. Students will be asked to wear those colors. Since the day of recognition is scheduled early in the year, flyers and a graphic design that defines

The Silence of the Lambs is a film starring Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins, Scott Glenn, and Ted Levine. The setting takes place at an FBI training academy in Quantico. The genre of the movie is horror. The movie begins with Clarice Sterling being pulled out from her FBI training by Jack Crawford for a new assignment; interviewing Hannibal Lector, a former psychiatrist who has been in solitude for multiple years due to his cannibalistic serial killing. Crawford believes gaining insight on Lector’s

In films, emotion plays an important element. It’s a powerful yet a simple way to capture the audience. Good screenwriters can create scenes that help the viewers relate to a character by incorporating emotion which forms a meaningful bond with the audience that helps make a film more engaging and enjoyable to watch. This is observable in virtually any film, whether it’s a live action film with real actors or an animation film by Disney where all the characters are born with a writing utensil on

Wall Street Journal Activity - Jane McMillan In his WSJ article “How Steve Jobs Changesd the World” author Andy Kessler gives a synopsis on the evolution of the Apple under the control of Steven Jobs. He highlights how the Company came to be what it is and what drove the development of this iconic brand. He covers topics including: The advent of personal computing; Design aesthetics, Design influences, Price verses wants and needs; Computers as tools; Computers for entertainment; The Apple business

Here’s one thing most people can agree on: drones are just cool. There is something simply awesome about flying a mini-aircraft and capturing images and video of everything below. Many people in the country fly drones as a hobby. But, thanks to a recent decision by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), people can now get a special business permit that will allow them to cash in on their drone hobby. That’s right, with this special permit you may now sell your footage and make a pretty penny

To protect himself from the chaotic forces of nature, man created shelter. His sanctuaries have evolved over time from modest stone caverns to towering glass buildings. Yet his increasingly complex and artificial environments have provided the perfect habitat for the conception of a newer, more powerful force to be feared: society. Trapped in the intricate labyrinth of social rules and discourse man has lost his innate sense of direction and most importantly his sense of self identity. Through the

Jessica Kendorski, reporter for Philadelphia Media Network says, “Creativity is not something that is taught; it’s something that is inherent in us. From a very early age, children explore their world through play and creativity(Jessica Kendorski, 2nd paragraph, Philly.com) . They learn through active exploration of the environment and trial error, acted out through play. Recent research suggests that this capacity for play and exploration persists through adulthood, and fosters creativity. ” Stuart