Here's my Creative Gallery video
Credit to A.R. Rahman for the music "Jai Ho" from the Slumdog Millionaire Soundtrack.
All other video, stills and audio are created by me and you are free to copy, edit, remix, etc. as you see fit.
To see the finished project and a list of contributors please visit my facebook image. Or here (if you are not on facebook)
The final research paper thst inspired this can be read here.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Progress of Creative Response
Credit: Music = "Jai Ho" by A.R. Rahman from the Slumdog Millionaire Soundtrack
This is the video I have right now for my creative response. I still want to add another couple pictures of the board itself and I will be uploading a picture of the completed board to facbook and tagging the contributors so that the tag will have tagged them back. I really enjoyed working on this project.
I am still unsure about the music. Bob Marley's "Stir it Up" is also in the running but it is a little awkward with the videos because they have been sped up to decrease the running time. However, I feel like that song evokes more of the feeling and tone of the project (and it's in English so it is a tad more engaging). Might change, might not, "Jai Ho" has a lot of good energy and meaning behind it too. I am also looking at reorganizing the clips that play over the music. Clips were rigorously and judiciously chosen, but placement might need reworking. Let me know if you've any opinions on these ideas.
So Much Fun, hope everyone enjoys.
<3
This is the video I have right now for my creative response. I still want to add another couple pictures of the board itself and I will be uploading a picture of the completed board to facbook and tagging the contributors so that the tag will have tagged them back. I really enjoyed working on this project.
I am still unsure about the music. Bob Marley's "Stir it Up" is also in the running but it is a little awkward with the videos because they have been sped up to decrease the running time. However, I feel like that song evokes more of the feeling and tone of the project (and it's in English so it is a tad more engaging). Might change, might not, "Jai Ho" has a lot of good energy and meaning behind it too. I am also looking at reorganizing the clips that play over the music. Clips were rigorously and judiciously chosen, but placement might need reworking. Let me know if you've any opinions on these ideas.
So Much Fun, hope everyone enjoys.
<3
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