POV Summative Project PDF

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In my 30 second POV project, we were asked to create a short film animated with any media we want. With the aid of past rotations that have taught me basic skills from programmes such as  Adobe After Effects and Photoshop, I had successfully created a short film that mainstreamed in coffee addiction. This 2D and 3D mixed media was created first by me building a 3D module of a trippy building and a coffee cup. I screen recorded around it and then imported it to adobe photoshop and I drew over it scene by scene before uploading it to Adobe After Effects for editing and special effects. I picked the soundtrack Coffee by Jack Stauber. After altering and editing Jack Staubar’s song with imovie, I uploaded it for the background music. These lyrics highlight on addiction and how some can be dependent on coffee. “Do I need it to survive?”. Personally, I think everyone can resonate with this song because everyone battles with some kind of addiction or another. Addiction can be just as simple as coffee or video games or as critical as substance abuse. In this short film I made, the unnamed character drowns herself in coffee, showing how the desperate need of coffee lead to self destruction.
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Creative Writing Rotation

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When we say art is subjective, we really mean beauty is subjective. We pick and choose what the canvas could be and where the art lies. A paintbrush could be whatever we decide it to be. Mother is an artist. She just made her most beautiful piece: Jennifer.

I’m working on mine now. I stabbed the paintbrush into the canvas body and drew deep scarlet strokes. A little art of embroidery here. I picked up the sewing needle and dug into the art. Crimson paint ran through my fingers and under my nails. We’ll clean that later. I picked up the paint brush again and stabbed it right in the chest. This was my most beautiful piece: Dad.

Mother and I stood back admiring our collaboration. A beautiful piece. Art is subjective, and it is up to the artist to decide whether the piece is aesthetically pleasing. Mother and I could agree that the art was immaculate- Dad and Jennifer? Maybe not so much. But they won’t get to see it. The sculpture lay still in the flashing red blue lights. My mom and I can be happy now. Fuck you and Jennifer.

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