Digital media production

  • Thinking digital: Final presentation

    For my final presentation I decided to research and re design the videonow, here are the notes I collected before I started working on my presentation: After researching I got to work on compiling my info into a powerpoint presentation, I’ll insert an mp4 of the presentation along with the notes that go along with…

  • Thinking digital: Silicon sheds

    Silicon valley is located in the southern San Francisco bay area of California and is home to some of the largest start up companies on earth such as adobe, google and apple. The area gets its name from its regional association to the silicon transistor which is used in all modern microprocessors. An example of…

  • thinking digital: The old is dying and the new cannot be reborn

    This week we discussed bringing back older technology and how and why we would miss an older piece of technology even when it’s not as good as what we have now. We get nostalgic for older technology not because we just wish it would come back all together or because we hate current technology, but…

  • Thinking digital- lecture diary; to be a machine.

    In this lecture we discussed how machines store data and the different ways people have recorded data across history. In the slideshow we looked at various methods including the quipu which allowed data to travel by various coloured cords encoding the data, tally sticks which were wooden sticks people would carve data into; sticks with…

  • Fundamentals of digital media- music video production

    For this project we were given the task of creating a one minute music video to a song of our choosing. Being a group project we decided to pick out a couple of songs then come to a unanimous decision as to which one was the best fit and ended up agreeing that action movie…

  • Fundamentals of digital media: typography and letterpress

    For our typography project we were tasked with making a digital typography to represent the manifesto that we had worked on as a class the week before. We learned about the basic history and principals of typography and experimented with how we can creatively utilize text to have an impact on the viewer. Our first…

  • Fundamentals of digital media- TikTok live brief

    For our live brief we were tasked with creating TikTok’s to promote the schools upcoming open day and the digital media course in general. We were split up into groups with members of different year groups and had to work together to analyse trends in the current TikTok sphere and create TikTok’s we thought would…

  • Fundamentals of digital media – colour theory

    Colour theory is the idea that colours can affect an audiences emotions and perceptions and the different ways colours can be used to achieve this. There are many different methods and ideas that go along with colour theory and each colour when used in particular ways can have different effects of people that can even…

  • Film project- identifying shot types

    For our homework we were asked to take 5 shots from varying sources and identify the camera angles and how they can create meaning and effect to the audience. Shot 1- Tron legacy This shot is a close up of Rinzler captured at a low angle. The shot emphasizes his intimidating nature and makes the…

  • Thinking Digital- the right to repair- lecture diary

    In this lecture we had a guest speaker in to talk about repairability and how big tech companies are farming money from people. With difficult to repair phones that only last a few years, easily overheated batteries with a short lifespan and expensive limited storage; tech companies purposefully make it so you have to come…

  • Thinking digital- futures lab induction

    We were given a tour of the futures lab and briefly shown each of the different machines in there. While we weren’t shown how to use them, we have the option to book inductions for each of them in our own time. There are 2 different types of 3d printers in there; one is a…

  • thinking digital – week 3, cybernetic serendipity

    In this lecture we looked at interactive art, specifically the 1968 exhibition “cybernetic serendipity”- the first widely attended exhibition of computer art. It displayed all aspects of computer aided creativity from art to animation- in inspired a new age of art that incorporated technology which before hadn’t really been used for creative purposes, whereas today;…

  • Thinking digital week 2 lecture diary- algorithms of oppression

    Thinking digital week 2 lecture diary- algorithms of oppression

    In our week 2 lecture, we started off with a discussion about Alan Turing. He famously cracked the enigma code and created a standard means of testing AI that are still used today: “can a computer talk like a human”. This question sounds simple, at least today where AI chatbots are rampant almost disturbing level.…

  • Week one- Thinking digital lecture diary: Victorian machinery.

    For our week one lecture, we discussed different machines of the Victorian era (1820-1914). In a lot of ways the machinery of this time, while less efficient, has a certain kind of marvel and charm about it. When you look at these different machines you can clearly see the way they influenced modern technology, some…

  • Week one- our course manifesto

    For our first task of the year, we were asked to create a manifesto (a piece of writing that expresses our aims and views) as a class that explains what we collectively would like to gain from this course. We split up into fours groups to create ideas then slowly we all fused together in…

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