Since last week I have filmed more and tested out the new mounts I got. I have also been recording sounds with the Zoom recorder that I have access to through my Music 409 class to record sounds of motion that I will mix into an original soundtrack for my piece. My original plan was to use eyecon to control the sounds, but after thinking about it I don't think it really adds anything at all to the piece and will probably just confuse viewers. Instead of using the eyecon, I plan on dedicating my time to making an experimental music piece to accompany the video which will play along with it. I plan to use sounds from the motions I filmed and mix them together into something entirely different. I got to use to new mounts on the back of a snowmobile and i think they add a very cool new view.
Im going to spend the next week getting everything worked together in Final Cut and After effects and writing the soundtrack to have to all ready for Tuesdays presentation
Dan,
ReplyDeleteGood progress. It will be very interesting to see you tie all this together. My final thoughts before the crit are essentially to encourage you to think about what would be your ideal context for us to experience this work? Projected in the classroom is the default, easy way to go - if there are other contexts could be worth considering. Is this best projected? Shown on a flat screen? On a phone? Projected in a public space? Your call!
joseph