This morning during Day Three of the NITLE workshop, I finally finished “The Gallery Has A Posse (Part I)” of my very first real iMovie about my sticker collection. It’s not perfect, but we only had 2 1/2 days to come up with a script and create one or more audio tracks and an image track. I approached the project not so much as “digital storytelling,” but more as an art video, according to the instructor. I ended up shouting my lines for the movie, and I asked everyone involved to shout their lines, too. It was hilarious to record…
The Gallery Has A Posse (Part I)
Too much iMovie today
I love editing, synching images with sound, but holy smokes, what alot of work.
NITLE workshop at SLU this week
I’m participating in a 3-day NITLE workshop at SLU this week on creating multimedia digital narratives. Today, we were supposed to have a script by noon and an audio file (or files) completed by the end of the day. The two presenters also provided an intro to iMovie–this all before 5:00 p.m. Bryan and Becca suggested that we use a single audio track, but that didn’t make sense for my project, so instead I ran around asking people to read from a pre-existing text of mine. I now have close to 50 short .mp3 files. I’m using the text from…
Where to begin?
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I’m hoping this blog will allow me to compile images and texts from iPhoto (two diff. computers), CONTENTdm, Flickr, three desktops from home or school, plus the shared x-dept. drive for the Gallery and University Communications, the shared Gallery drive with me and CM, and my own personal drive at school = 11 different sources. Insane, isn’t it? CM and I were talking today about whether or not to blog pre-published papers. I had leaned toward blogging until I heard some of her stories. So this l’il newbie is going to take things slowly for now.
Sticker central at the Gallery this summer
I’ve got a couple of SLU students, Kevin Carvill ’10 and Tsewang Lama ’10, archiving my sticker collection this summer. They’ve put everything into archival mylar sleeves and notebooks arranged by date and location. The next step is to figure out which ones to scan and load into CONTENTdm. Question: should I prioritize the best ones (the ones I want to write about?) or just begin at the beginning and assume they’ll all get done? Any suggestions would be great. The CONTENTdm sticker collection is here and click on “Browse” to find “The Gallery Has A Posse.” I’ve got about…