Showing posts with label the White House Film Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the White House Film Festival. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Media Art: The White House Film Festival Submissions
One of our final assignments in Media Art class is to create an entry for the new The White House Film Festival using all the tools we learned in class. for this assignment students were given create freedom in interpreting how to best illustrate STEAM in schools and how it might be important in the future of their education. Above is a terrific example from Allie who used clips of our recent SKYPE and Google Hangout sessions along with examples from our ongoing Japan Society program Going Global in her piece, great job! Make sure you films are totally completed by Thursday this week (we may have quite a bit of snow coming our way so you might want to bring some material home to finish your projects)!
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Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Media Art: School Shorts
Today we are going to look at some really successful short films about school in preparation for our work on the White House Film Festival. Above is a short from the This American Life series on Showtime, one of my all-time favorites. The short has a great true story illustrated with Chris Ware's drawings animated by John Kuramoto. It is a professional example by should help giving you an idea of a different approach to your short.
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