Post the completed video of your Found Audio/Video Project to your blog with a statement that explains what your intentions were for this project.
These links may help:
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Export Movie Using QuickTime
1. Open your iMovie project
2. Share - Export Using Quicktime
3. Save project to your folder on the server.
2. Share - Export Using Quicktime
3. Save project to your folder on the server.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Project 2 Found Sound Statement
Your first blog assignment is to write a short statement describing your approach to making your piece of audio from the provided sound track. Answer at least the following questions in your statement. What was your goal for the piece? Does your audio communicate a specific feeling or emotion? Did you enjoy the process? What type of video do you imagine using with this audio? Do you feel your piece is successful and why?
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Final Project Proposal
Post your proposal for your final project including visual representation of your idea and a related statement.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Post video of Found Audio/Video Project
Post video or photo documentation of "Project 3 SketchUp/Time In Space" to your blog with a statement that explains what your intentions were for this project.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Time in Space/ Site SketchUp Ideas and Research
Post to your blog what your ideas are for your Time in Space/ Site SketchUp project. Include examples of your research related to this project.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Post video of Found Audio/Video Project
Post a video of your Found Audio/Video Project to your blog with a statement that explains what your intentions were for this project.
These links may help:
SketchUp Tutorials
If you are doing the SketchUp Project for #2 check out these tutorial to get started.
New to Google SketchUp Tutorials - do all of these, others are optionalSketchUp Sandbox Tutorials
Part 1 - Create a grid and smoove tool
Part 2 - Stamp, drape tools
NOTE: If the Sandbox Tools do not show up under View>Tool Palettes, select SketchUp from Menu > Preferences>Extensions>Sandbox Tools
Then under View>Tool Palettes>Sandbox Tools
More Advanced Tutorials
Using Layers to Animate Objects
Additional Help:
Animate a Camera on a Path
Camera Tools
Styles
Other Fun Possibilites:
Adding photos to faces in your SketchUp Model
Stretching a photo over a face in your SketchUp Model
Mapping photos to curved surfaces in your SketchUp Model
Creating tileable textures with Photoshop
Additional Help:
Animate a Camera on a Path
Camera Tools
Styles
Other Fun Possibilites:
Adding photos to faces in your SketchUp Model
Stretching a photo over a face in your SketchUp Model
Mapping photos to curved surfaces in your SketchUp Model
Creating tileable textures with Photoshop
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Export Movie 9-15-09
Today we will continue to work on our found audio/video projects. At the beginning of class please export your movie so we can watch it in the classroom. Export your movie, save it to your folder on the server and meet in the classroom at 9:30 to get feedback from the class.
1. Open your iMovie project
2. Share - Export Using Quicktime
3. Save project to your folder on the server.
1. Open your iMovie project
2. Share - Export Using Quicktime
3. Save project to your folder on the server.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Thursday, Septemeber 10, 2009
Your first assignment for today is to export your audio file from your audio project so we can listen to it in the classroom.
1. open your project
2. got to share - Export Song to Disk - click Export - name your file and save it to your folder on the server
3. meet in the classroom at 9:00 to share your audio
Second, add a post to your blog that reflects on your experience making this audio. Did you enjoy the process? Is your audio piece successful?
Third, download the video clip from the server. Use iMovie or another video editing software to make a complete video using your audio as the soundtrack.
1. open your project
2. got to share - Export Song to Disk - click Export - name your file and save it to your folder on the server
3. meet in the classroom at 9:00 to share your audio
Second, add a post to your blog that reflects on your experience making this audio. Did you enjoy the process? Is your audio piece successful?
Third, download the video clip from the server. Use iMovie or another video editing software to make a complete video using your audio as the soundtrack.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Monday, September 7, 2009
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Creating your Blog
Your first Blog assignment is to create your own Blog using Blogger and become a follower of the Class Blog. My previous post contains a Youtube video showing how to create your blog.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
Joseph Kohnke
MCC GALLERY TO HOST KOHNKE ART EXHIBIT
OMAHA, Neb. – Metropolitan Community College (MCC) will host Hollow, an art exhibit of kinetic
sculptures by Joseph Kohnke, at the MCC Gallery of Art and Design, Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and
Dodge, Sept. 3–Oct. 8, 2009.
Kohnke is a nationally-known artist whose exhibits have appeared in countless museums and publications
throughout the United States and Canada. His work has won numerous awards and captured the interests
of thousands. When MCC students were challenged to present about one artist he or she would bring to
the Omaha area as part of a class project, Vivian Kvam chose to present about Kohnke and his unique
works. Her presentation sparked the beginning of many conversations with the artist, who ultimately
decided to bring his Hollow exhibit to MCC.
The art exhibit features a series of simply constructed wooden sculptures that are equipped with electric
motors that blow air and run a mechanical arm. Each mechanical arm holds a harmonica that runs across
the opening of a CPR training mouth mounted to a box. When a visitor walks into the Gallery, a motion
detector starts the motors that blow air though the openings and generate sound from the harmonicas.
An opening reception for the exhibit will be held on Sept. 3 from 5–7 p.m. MCC Gallery hours are
Monday through Friday, 10 a.m –7 p.m. and Saturday, Noon–4 p.m. For more information, contact the
Languages and Visual Arts office at (402) 289-1306.
http://www.josephkohnke.com/
OMAHA, Neb. – Metropolitan Community College (MCC) will host Hollow, an art exhibit of kinetic
sculptures by Joseph Kohnke, at the MCC Gallery of Art and Design, Elkhorn Valley Campus, 204th and
Dodge, Sept. 3–Oct. 8, 2009.
Kohnke is a nationally-known artist whose exhibits have appeared in countless museums and publications
throughout the United States and Canada. His work has won numerous awards and captured the interests
of thousands. When MCC students were challenged to present about one artist he or she would bring to
the Omaha area as part of a class project, Vivian Kvam chose to present about Kohnke and his unique
works. Her presentation sparked the beginning of many conversations with the artist, who ultimately
decided to bring his Hollow exhibit to MCC.
The art exhibit features a series of simply constructed wooden sculptures that are equipped with electric
motors that blow air and run a mechanical arm. Each mechanical arm holds a harmonica that runs across
the opening of a CPR training mouth mounted to a box. When a visitor walks into the Gallery, a motion
detector starts the motors that blow air though the openings and generate sound from the harmonicas.
An opening reception for the exhibit will be held on Sept. 3 from 5–7 p.m. MCC Gallery hours are
Monday through Friday, 10 a.m –7 p.m. and Saturday, Noon–4 p.m. For more information, contact the
Languages and Visual Arts office at (402) 289-1306.
http://www.josephkohnke.com/
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