24 September 2012
Looking at the Land
Looking At The Land is a online exhibition of 21st Century landscape photographs curated by Andy Adams of Flak Photo. If you are interested in seeing how the landscape is view in contemporary photography I would check it out.
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Flak Photo,
Landscape
Slideluck Dallas
Slideluck Dallas is something to consider entering. They are accepting stills or motion pieces. The deadline is September 30 and it is free for students.
19 September 2012
Let's Use Audition
If you are working to get your audio track from a video clip, needing to craft an audio piece together, or needing to refine an audio track, Adobe Audition CS6 might be the easiest tool to use. At times the workspace can seem a bit overwhelming, but with a little work you can get used to it. Here is a link to an Adobe TV showing you all of the possibilities for what Audition can do. If you are trying to pull the audio from a video you can load it in Audition and then export the video as an MP3. In some ways this is easier than using Audacity and Premiere.
Labels:
Adobe TV,
Audio,
Audition,
Editing Sound
16 September 2012
Harvey Stein Interview
Harvey Stein is a photographer in New York and in this video he talks about his work.
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B and H,
Harvey Stein,
New York
Information about Audio and DSLR
This video shows a few different options and you can hear the difference between microphones.
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B and H,
DSLR,
Microphone,
Video
12 September 2012
10 September 2012
05 September 2012
04 September 2012
03 September 2012
Wakes by Gilles Peress
Gilles Peress is a photographer with Magnum Photos. This motion piece was created around the time of the Wall Street crash about four years ago. Peress has an ability to overwhelm the senses with this piece.
On Doing What You Have Never Done Before
Paula Scher is a designer with Pentagram. In this video she talks about how some projects unfolded and how doing things you have not done before are beneficial. Here is a link to the maps she makes.
02 September 2012
Robert Rodriguez
Reminder for what you need on Wednesday
On Wednesday (9/5) working with video in Adobe Photoshop CS6 will be introduced. The key for you will be bringing a bit of video (about a couple of minutes) will help you. Ideally, the video will be made with the camera you will be using this semester will be helpful.
These videos from Adobe TV will help to introduce you to CS6.
These videos from Adobe TV will help to introduce you to CS6.
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