(Friday 4th August) Watching the same content on two different screens; a big screen in a dark room and on our phones individually; are two very different experiences for the audience: BIG SCREEN OBSERVATIONS immersive experience limited distractions (you’ve dedicated… Continue Reading →
(week 3, Tuesday class reflection) So, being media students (i.e. very visual people), we were tasked with creating a visual stimulus based on a theme, that we could then give to the creative writing students that will (hopefully) inspire some… Continue Reading →
I was exposed to experimental film for the first time this week. My preconceptions about the genre was that it was composed of either random, confronting or shock value elements in order to break out of the conventional film structure… Continue Reading →
This weeks workshop had to evolve to become part workshop, part lectorial, thanks to labour day. We discussed the points that the readings by David Gauntlett brought up about the meaning of ‘media’ and what it means for consumers and… Continue Reading →
In the world of media, or perhaps more so the world that media has seeped it’s way into in every way shape and form, there seems to be an endless list of ‘things’ to know. One could easily become so… Continue Reading →
Interrogated by his computer, David Gauntlett brings up some interesting points relating to how ‘media’ is perceived and what it actually entails and the role it plays. Media has a sort of art vs. science complex I believe, the creative… Continue Reading →
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