lollol damn i just remembered i had a blogspot/blogger loolll
it's been two years since i wrote on this damnn
lol oh mann media
and omfg whaT!! 304 ppl viewed my fourth blog post dannnggg lol is that even a big number???? well i think it is!! for me!! lol
lol ok just wanted to say sumthin on my blog......................no1 is prolly ever gonna see this so ya who caRES
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Blog Entry 7: comments
http://thatswuzzuh.blogspot.com/2010/09/blog-entry1-art-imitating-media.html#comments
http://steffiatmedia.blogspot.com/
http://onesunjustone.blogspot.com/2011/01/from-spray-can-to-light-graffiti.html?showComment=1302709266895#c5400426696243545847
http://andreanicolemedia.blogspot.com/2011/02/logo-parodies-that-speak-truth.html?showComment=1302709435115#c6604313572326639118
http://mee-dee-ahh.blogspot.com/2011/01/blog-entry-4-from-spray-can-to-light.html#comments
http://elijahhasarandomblog.blogspot.com/2010/10/protect-your-privacy-on-facebook.html?showComment=1302709625678#c3735892291241178162
http://steffiatmedia.blogspot.com/
http://onesunjustone.blogspot.com/2011/01/from-spray-can-to-light-graffiti.html?showComment=1302709266895#c5400426696243545847
http://andreanicolemedia.blogspot.com/2011/02/logo-parodies-that-speak-truth.html?showComment=1302709435115#c6604313572326639118
http://mee-dee-ahh.blogspot.com/2011/01/blog-entry-4-from-spray-can-to-light.html#comments
http://elijahhasarandomblog.blogspot.com/2010/10/protect-your-privacy-on-facebook.html?showComment=1302709625678#c3735892291241178162
Blog Entry 5 - Digital Acting
http://www.digitalacting.com/2011/02/02/the-lines-are-blurring/
^ I used this article because the digital article in the unit 5 blog question was not working.
1. Is this acting or is this animation?
This movie Rango, main character played by Johnny Depp, is him acting but he is not going to be shown in the movie, the video makers are going to make him a reference to the movie character.
2. Do you think that animated character should be eligible for acting awards?
No, for me, i don't think animated characters should be eligible for acting awards because i know it's still someone acting for the animated person they are going to play but the video makers would still probably change how the animated character moves so it's not really the actor who plays it. I'm not sure if that made sense because it's hard for me to explain.. So, therefore
3. Do you think that human actors will ever become obsolete? Why or why not?
No, i don't think human actors will ever become obsolete because i bet not everyone in the world likes animated things and they would prefer humans acting than any animation. Some people will loose jobs if something like this happens. I think that the magic of movies would be gone if humans don't really play in them anymore. I don't think anyone would want to take out human actors, that's really weird if they do. Therefore, no, i don't think humans will become obsolete.
^ I used this article because the digital article in the unit 5 blog question was not working.
1. Is this acting or is this animation?
This movie Rango, main character played by Johnny Depp, is him acting but he is not going to be shown in the movie, the video makers are going to make him a reference to the movie character.
2. Do you think that animated character should be eligible for acting awards?
No, for me, i don't think animated characters should be eligible for acting awards because i know it's still someone acting for the animated person they are going to play but the video makers would still probably change how the animated character moves so it's not really the actor who plays it. I'm not sure if that made sense because it's hard for me to explain.. So, therefore
3. Do you think that human actors will ever become obsolete? Why or why not?
No, i don't think human actors will ever become obsolete because i bet not everyone in the world likes animated things and they would prefer humans acting than any animation. Some people will loose jobs if something like this happens. I think that the magic of movies would be gone if humans don't really play in them anymore. I don't think anyone would want to take out human actors, that's really weird if they do. Therefore, no, i don't think humans will become obsolete.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Blog Entry 6 - Logo Parodies that speak the truth
This logo describes BP in a big way. They used color, texture, contrast, and creativity. The green and yellow, which represents BP, really pops out and the bird, its wings aren't like straight, it's curvy, it looks like it's covered with oil. The creativity is really good because birds are really impacted by BP and it's really sad. So, by someone doing this as a logo, is really good.
2. Describe the symbols used in the logo. Why did the graphic artist use such imagery?
The symbol they used was a bird, i think it is a goose or duck. It is probably really symbolic to the artist and tp BP, it is really imprtant because birds are very harmed by BP and they need to find a way to stop it. I think the artist chose this symbol because it really meant a lot to him that birds are affected by BP and it should be stopped.
3. What does this logo say of BP's coroporate identity?
This logo says a lot about BP's coroporate identity because many animals are affected by BP and they want to stop it and having a bird representing one of their logo's is really good.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Blog Entry 4 - From Spray Can to light: Graffiti Revisited
^ This is one of my favourite light graffiti pictures. It is a toy saxophone where someone used light graffiti to draw music notes on top of it and they also put a vibrant green light that is flowing how music would flow around. I really like this light graffiti because, for me, i love music and i play a clarinet so i can compare that to this toy saxophone. This picture has a very mellow feel and it really get's a persons attention. The artist really tried their best to make this picture look good. He incorporated color, contrast, size, emphasis, and creativity. The color in this picture really goes well because they put in a more dark background, and having vibrant light colors just popping up, is very cool. The lime green, bright purple and the shadows of the light really looks well. The contrast, it goes from very dark to totally intense colors. The size is really good because it doesn't look too big and it's not too small. The emphasis is probably the instrument itself, the music notes, and the green flow line. It really just pops out. The person who made this put quite of a creativity to it. Someone could have just probably took a picture of an instument in daylight and put some random colors to it with light graffiti, but this person chose to but darker colors and the light graffiti to have vibrant colors which is really cool.
^ This is one of my favourite street graffiti pictures. It's a painting of what it seems like, a man (i think it's a real man or maybe the artist painted him as well, i'm not sure) diving off a diving board and into a pool or water. This picture because it really makes you open your eyes because it really is so cool. The artist put so much detail into it. The color, contrast, size, creativity, and so much more. The color really suits it because it blends in with the wall and the stairs and the artist didn't really put a lot of new colors or brighter colors to it, so it was good. The contrast from what it looks like, the underneath the building it's a more darker area of water and when it reaches out of the building, it becomes lighter color of water. From the picture, it looks like it's a pretty large painting and i think that the bigger the size is for this picture, the nicer it would be. It it were to be a whole floor of water like tha, it would probably look so cool as if you were just to fall i there or something like that. So, i say the size is good. The creativity in this picture is very unique. I never saw a picture where it was someone diving into the water, so it is really good.
Compare & contrast:
Both light graffiti and traditional graffiti has it's similarities and differences. A similatriy would be that they both incorporate graffiti, something that is drawn, something that had it's own unique feature, which it is graffiti. A difference would be that traditional graffiti is drawn on something while light graffiti is drawn too, but it is not drawn on something, it is using only light, not with spray paint. Another difference is that when you do light graffiti, in that single picture shot you takse with light graffiti, that's all, you can't change it's color or how it's suppose to looks like, you have to take another one. But, in the traditional graffiti, you can always use a spray paint removal or white spray paint to fix the error.
Compare & contrast:
Both light graffiti and traditional graffiti has it's similarities and differences. A similatriy would be that they both incorporate graffiti, something that is drawn, something that had it's own unique feature, which it is graffiti. A difference would be that traditional graffiti is drawn on something while light graffiti is drawn too, but it is not drawn on something, it is using only light, not with spray paint. Another difference is that when you do light graffiti, in that single picture shot you takse with light graffiti, that's all, you can't change it's color or how it's suppose to looks like, you have to take another one. But, in the traditional graffiti, you can always use a spray paint removal or white spray paint to fix the error.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Blog Entry 3 - Mashups and Copyright Law
I choose the diney video (2nd one).
1. What is this mashup trying to communicate? Is it technical experiment, social or political commentary, a comedic parody, or an abstract work of media art?
This mashup is explaining copyright. What is is, that you can't copyright an idea or you can't use someone elsee's work for your own. It is an abstract work od media art and it's also a social commentary, it is a illustrated piece of ork that explains copyrighting.
No, the creator did not break copyright laws in its production because in his video it states each movie he got the scenes from, he put the company it was from and all the movie titles, etc.
3. Do you think that mashup like this requires copyright permission? Why or why not.
Yes, a mashup like this requiers copyright permission because the clips are all from Disney and Pixar movies and of course, it should be credited. It was not made by him so he should thank theperson he got it from so people know and he won't get in trouble.2. Did its creator follow or break copyright laws in its production?
1. What is this mashup trying to communicate? Is it technical experiment, social or political commentary, a comedic parody, or an abstract work of media art?
This mashup is explaining copyright. What is is, that you can't copyright an idea or you can't use someone elsee's work for your own. It is an abstract work od media art and it's also a social commentary, it is a illustrated piece of ork that explains copyrighting.
No, the creator did not break copyright laws in its production because in his video it states each movie he got the scenes from, he put the company it was from and all the movie titles, etc.
3. Do you think that mashup like this requires copyright permission? Why or why not.
Yes, a mashup like this requiers copyright permission because the clips are all from Disney and Pixar movies and of course, it should be credited. It was not made by him so he should thank theperson he got it from so people know and he won't get in trouble.2. Did its creator follow or break copyright laws in its production?
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