JessSorcek

Beginning: Problem Middle: What happens here? End: Resolution  We will be incorporating  3 styles into your final piece, include in your storyboard where you might want to use each style: Stop Motion Animation (using multiple still frames together to create a video) Direct footage (you shot and edited by cutting out the unnecessary) Appropriated Video (taken from movies, youtube etc...usually poor quality) Alarm Clock- Rob getting up (Direct Footage) Clock hours later-me getting up Glasses fuzzy background-put in contacts bathroom TP- WORRY DOLL cat food coffee on/drip Rob working news on phone-COVID19 - WORRY DOLL zoom meeting - WORRY DOLL walk to mailbox Bills - WORRY DOLL creek lunch Appropriated footage - "what do you want to do today Brain?" "The same thing we do every day" -        Pinky and the Brain games - card shuffle Making a cocktail - WORRY DOLL shower tv bedtime- STOP MOTION - worry dolls all line up to get in the bag and go under

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A global virus is causing varying levels of concern. You have been asked to self-quarantine for at least two weeks, and will have no access to other people.     What would you pack in your survival kit to make it through the week?   my cat daily medicine  weighted blanket clean underwear and socks tooth brush/toothpaste soap phone, charger, headphones journal and pen/pencil water pocket/army knife hoodie my glasses or contacts and solution flask  This is all too real and unfortunate, but it's interesting to see how people are pulling together and getting done what they need to get done despite the circumstances.  I think I am handling things much better than just 3 days ago.  Things keep changing, there are no definitive answers and the unknown always makes me wary and anxious, but I'm going to continue to try to find the light in the situation and pull from the resources that I didn't know that I had to work with along with everyone else.    

In what way did you change your process to make a piece that was site specific?      Originally, I had a lot of other ideas that I was tossing around for this project.  I think I was thinking too much on making a statement with vinyl than with working with the space.  I went back to probably my first idea that I put down on paper, because I realized how I really could work with  the words on a road sign.  Then I was thinking about the message and how much I wanted the sign to be able to be seen at a church for how fitting it seemed contextually.  I think that the words "THIS is the sign you've been praying for" seem more profound on a physical sign, and then even more so in front of a church.   How did you challenge yourself creatively, conceptually and/or technically  in the making of this piece? If you did not feel challenged is there something you would do differently if you were to do it again?      I have never really made art, working with a space before s

I enjoyed how all 4 of these videos focus on different aspects of film making and none is better than the other, but each are suited for their intended purpose.  Akira Kurosawa - Composing Movement      This Vimeo was my favorite of the 4.  It showed the importance of movement in keeping a film fluid.  1) The movement of nature sends emotional triggers. 2) Movement of groups involves using crowds to make emotion feel big.  3) Movement of individuals uses exaggeration of expressions to convey emotion. 4) Movement of the camera is using fluid camera moves in a single unbroken take.  5) Movement of cut changes up the rhythm of the film and keeps the audience on their toes.  These are great techniques in captivating the viewer.  Satoshi Kon- Editing Space and Time      Kon uses animation to warp time and space which creates a "blurring of reality and fantasy."  Kon uses framing, objects, sequencing and many other edits to create scene transitions that keep his films interes