Dylan's Social Distancing
Vincent's Art of Photography
Vincent's Social Distancing Experience
Angeline's Social Distancing Experience
Trisha's Social Distancing
Pasco's Social Distancing Experience
This is my Social Distancing ExperienceSocial Distancing Experience by Tiffany Nguyen
cheska’s social distancing experience
Jolicef's Socail Distancing
Checking in on your Assignments!!
Please complete the Previous Assignment which was to embed a slidedeck into a post called Social Distancing by @@@@@Make sure everything is public. Your Google Hangout is located in the form. Please join it too.
Please fill out this form.
Owen's Social Distancing Project
Jomar's Social Distancing Project
Ella's Social Distancing
Paolo | Social Distancing and start taking pictures. 🤪
Fiona's Social Distancing
Here are photos of my social distancingHanna's Social Distancing
Elliott Stewart's Social Distancing Project
John Recalde's social Distancing Project
Harbeck's Social Distancing Experience
Here are my photos of Social Distancing.I need you to make a post,
Call it NAME Social Distancing and start taking pictures.
Create a Public Google Slidedeck and embed it at the blog
Every day a Minimum of 1 picture and a max of 3.
Each Picture should be categorized by the Photographic composition.
Insert the pictures in the Slidedeck. It will automatically update at blogger.
Use the Tags I have used in this post
composition, photography, Sargent Park, Social Distancing,
Consider this a photo essay of your time away. I will do one too.
Go to the blog leave a comment and tell your friends about this email and assignment.
Stay strong
Sargent Park Photography Assignment Part !
This will be an at home using social distancing.
The first part of the assignment is to leave a comment behind saying that you have read this post.
Part 2 will be to take 3-4 photos a day showing your life at home during this interesting period of time we are going through. Be sure to use all of your composition assignment ideas and techniques.
So leave a comment and take 3-4 photos a day. The true assignment starts next week. More photos more fun!
Harbeck
Sargent Park Essay Outline
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-2WOot2Ad3poXe0Q14tOHfqvFouSTTfoLH2M75iBfuE/edit?usp=sharingSargent Park Essay Outline by Owen
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hlFypbiCkqtaaC-IDG71xSFSwsOZms8v54KwmWC8_D4/editEssay GCT by john recalde
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PT1Kzq9rlqpntIbV4oNvv2yQOEqr7P9-LEsCkxAELOg/edit?usp=sharingPortrait Assignment By Reign Valenzuela
How to make french toast By: Dylan Fonseca
1 minute video by Tiffany
Portrait KC
One Minute Video by Carter
One minute videoOne Minute Video by Tisha
One Minute Video by: cheska
One Minute Video by Trisha
One Minute Video By Hanna Endaya
Portrait Assignment by: Jordan
One Minute Video | Paolo Sosa
Awesome piano tutorial :)one minute video-Ella
One Minute Video by Elliott Stewart
One Minute Video by Fiona
One Minute Video
Here is my one minute video
Storyboard by Jason Gacilan
One Minute Video by: Jordan
Here is my One Minute Video.
One minute video by Raven Partido
Portrait Assignment by Owen Servino
Portrait Assignment by Carter
Portrait Assignment by Marvin Mercado
Portrait Assignment by Elliott Stewart
Portrait assignment by Tiffany
One Minute Video By: Joicef Maderal
Shots and Angles Video Edition By Carter
Portrait Assignment | Paolo
Portrait Assignment by Januery
Portrait Assignment By John Recalde
Portrait Assignments by Hanna Endaya
Shots and Angles The VIDEO Edition by: cheska
Portrait Assignment by: cheska
Portrait Assignment by Tisha
Shots and Angle the Video Edition and Storyboard By Tisha
Shots and Angles VIDEO Version by Hanna Endaya
Portrait Assignment
Portrait picturesPhoto Assignment By: Joicef Maderal
Portrait Assignment Yuan
This is my portrait assignment.Portrait Assignment Ella
Shots and Angles The Video Version by Januery
Shots and Angles the VIDEO
Shots and Angles The VIDEO Version
Shots & Angles Video Ella
Portrait assignment by Joshua Pasco
This is my portrait assignmentPortrait Assignment by Vincent Interino
Portrait Assignment by Fiona Navea
Shots and Angles The Video Version By Reign
One minute Video
One Minute Video
One Minute Video Storyboard by Joshua Pasco
Here is my storyboard and my one minute video....Enjoy!!!One Minute Video Storyboard by Yuan Eusebio
Here is my one minute video.
One Minute Video Storyboard by Marvin Mercado
Portrait assignment
Shots and Angles The Video Version
Shot and Angles The Video Version
Shots and Angles The VIDEO Version by Owen
Shots And Angles the VIDEO edition by John Recalde
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Shot and Angles: The Video by : Joicef Maderal
Shots and angles The VIDEO Editon by Raven Partido
Portrait Assignment by Trisha
Stuff Owing
A few helpful reminders for this week.
Composition Assignment Past Due
Shots and Angles the Video Edition. Past due.
Portraits. Due this week.
1 Minute Video. Due next week.
Good luck. You got this!!!
Lab is open at 8 AM and over Lunch to complete assignments
Shots and Angles: Video Edition By: Jordan
Basically done.
Sorry if storyboard looks uninteresting.
Portrait Assignment By Dylan
shots and angles + storyboard VIDEO EDITION
Portrait Assignment by Angeline
Shots and Angles Video Version by Trisha
One Minute Video by Angeline
Jomar's Shots and Angles Video Edition
Portrait Assignment Jomar
Shots & Angle Video Version Joshua Pasco
This is my Shots & Angles video version definitionsShots and Angles : Video Edition by Jason Gacilan
One Minute Video
Now that you have your raw footage it is time to use Adobe Premiere. Here is a quick tutorial video to help you get started.Remember your timeline. You only have between 54 and 66 seconds for your video.
Shots & Angles: The Video Edition by Elliott
Portrait Assignment
You will need to research how to take a good portrait. Following this period of research you will now choose a minimum of 4 of the photographs below.- Requirement 1: Indoor Traditional Portrait
Take a portrait of someone using a traditional portait lighting setup as described in lectures (a key light, a fill light, and possibly a background light and accent/rim light). Unless you have some fancy lighting gear of your own, you should take this picture during your regular section meeting where we will set up a full studio lighting kit.(Lighting will be set up in Room 121) - Requirement 2: Indoor Natural Light Portrait
Take a portrait of someone indoors using only non-electric sources of light (a fireplace, candles, the sun, etc). You might want to arrange someone near a window. Think about the light in the same way as for the studio lighting, and comment on how you created a fill light, how you created a key light, etc. - Requirement 3: Outdoor Available Light Portrait
Take a portrait of someone outdoors under available lighting only. Comment on what serves as the fill light and key light. If you like, you can also make this one a candid shot, in which the subject is not aware you're taking a photo (or at least appears to not be aware). - Requirement 4: Flash + Ambient
Take a portrait which uses a combination of your camera's flash and ambient illumination. Again, comment on what serves as the key light and what serves as the fill light. Remember, you need not point the flash right at the subject - with a small hand-held mirror or white card you can bounce any camera's flash elsewhere. - Requirement 5: Self Portrait
Take a portait where you are both the subject and the photographer (i.e. a self portrait). We suggest using a tripod or ledge to stabilize your camera, maybe in conjunction with the camera's self-timer (or a remote shutter). It's okay to use a mirror if it is used artistically, but please avoid holding the camera at arm's length; this isn't MySpace! Your head must be included in the photo. Pay careful attention to lighting and composition. - Requirement 6: Non-photorealistic Photograph
This requirement is unrelated to portraiture, but we thought it would be fun now that you are all experts at image editing. Use a single photograph or combination of photographs to create a single, non-photorealistic image in Photoshop. This requirement is wide open to your creative interpretation, but result must look substantially non-realistic in some way. As a hint: you may want to try taking photographs under multiple different lighting conditions (e.g. at different times of day & night, or flash/no flash with unusual processing); or you may try stitching together pictures of your subject from multiple viewpoints. You may find some inspiration in the artwork of cubists, or the photographic works of David Hockney and Jeremy Kidd. An HDR photo meets this requirement only if you use non-realistic, artistic tone mapping.
This assignment is borrowed from
https://graphics.stanford.edu/courses/cs178-13/assignments/assn8.html
All Photos are due in 2 cycles. This assignments is running concurrently with the 1 Minute Video Assignment.
Shots & Angles The Video
Shots and Angles Video Edition and movie storyboard by Tiffany
Shots and Angles Video Version
Shots & Angles THE VIDEO EDITION by Dylan Fonseca
Shots and Angles Video Edition by Angeline
Photographic Composition By Reign
Photographic Composition By Januery
Photographic Composition Tiffany Nguyen
Shots and Angles The VIDEO Version
Define the following
Video concepts and what they are good for.
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Storyboard for Video
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