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Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Ten Questions
1. Which areas will provide an area with an interesting backdrop for a an expansive deep focus image?
2. Which areas will allow for an intersting closeup motion as well as an intersting backround for deep focus?
3. Which parts will yield interesting images or sounds after dark?
4. Which part would be best during daylight?
5. Is there any area that includes differing types of landscapes, like woods and city, that can create a surreal feeling?
6. What part of the city will have the most grooves?
7. Which parts will have things with grooves that you can also look through?
8. Are there any well known landmarks in the area?
9. Are there places of action that will provide interesting motions and or sounds?
10. What part of the drift area will have alot of different colors?
2. Which areas will allow for an intersting closeup motion as well as an intersting backround for deep focus?
3. Which parts will yield interesting images or sounds after dark?
4. Which part would be best during daylight?
5. Is there any area that includes differing types of landscapes, like woods and city, that can create a surreal feeling?
6. What part of the city will have the most grooves?
7. Which parts will have things with grooves that you can also look through?
8. Are there any well known landmarks in the area?
9. Are there places of action that will provide interesting motions and or sounds?
10. What part of the drift area will have alot of different colors?
Monday, May 5, 2008
Production Strategy
My production strategy is to start at the lake front right where Lake Drive turns towards UWM. It is a promising area because it is nearby a metropolis area and a wooded area, which I found to be a good mix on my first drifts. I am sticking to my previous strategy of shooting things with grooves and things we look through as it wielded good results and I am interested to see what else I can do with it. Also I found that it is interesting when you can combine these two elements, it mixes texture of objects as well as its surrounding. For sound I feel that going for steady ambiance noises and harsh clangy noises goes well with grooves and things we look through.
The Aggravation
Overall there were plenty of awkward moments and funny looks I had along the way, but the most stressing was being yelled at by a Qudoba employee for getting carried away taking pictures in the restaurant. Also it was awkward taking recordings in upscale neighborhoods and of children because because that is just a suspicious activity. Also the most aggravating feeling was seeing trash that had previously been hidden by snow but was now strew about everywhere.
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