IDEA Title: Guild Hauntings /or/ The Brick Wall Format: Short Film/Creative-abstract Documentary/Historical Fiction Proposed length: 3-5 Minutes SYNOPSIS Viewers are led from behind a wall next to the staircase in Storey Hall and up the stairs, almost as if they… Continue Reading
Every Wednesday, I intern at Enamoured Iris, a video production company. Last week I had a play around with some of their equipment, using their video camera, tripod and shoulder rig. There wasn’t much to film outside so I just… Continue Reading
I have begun to write a production timeline for the rest of the semester. At the beginning of each week, I will post a list of what I need to complete by the end of that week. Here is what… Continue Reading
Paul Gough spoke about sites of memory, posing a number of questions at the beginning of his discussion: – When does space become a place? (He suggested it is when a space is imbued or endowed with human presence) –… Continue Reading
In her book “Losing Site: Architecture, Memory and Place”, Hornstein aims to ‘explore the relationship between memory and place, and ways in which architecture captures and triggers memory.’ (p.1). What immediately felt relevant to me was a question the author… Continue Reading
Martyn Hook and Chris White explain the development of RMIT’s architectural design, moving away from being closed off to “a campus integrated with its city”. This re-design has also solved a number of previous functional problems, from disability access to way… Continue Reading
This week we had a guest lecture from Martyn Hook, an alumni of the RMIT Master of Architecture and an RMIT staff. He began by listing three aspects of space he planned to cover: genius loci, city and legibility. 1.… Continue Reading
I am studying one of my favourite films this semester: Mulholland Drive. I watched it again the other night and felt so inspired by Lynch’s cinematography that I wanted to share one particular scene (arguably the most important scene of… Continue Reading