Sooooo. Our documentary will for sure be done on time! Me and Lena spent tonight at MTN editing and going more crazy. It looks better than it did, but we're still trying to decide what to put at the end of this very um.. un-professional film. Lots of our footage is no good, but we're doing our best. I think if we would have picked a topic we love or are extremely interested in it would have been a lot easier to put this together. But another tough part is.. our documentary is on a radio station. There's not a whole lot to see and I suppose that's why no one makes documentaries on (basically) a place that creates commentary and noise. I've learned my lesson.
This week's reading is "They'll say, 'She must be from another country'", by Imtiaz Dharker. I liked this poem. Most of the time I'm not a huge poetry fan, but I could make some connections. The author literally means from another country and even though I don't know how that feels I do know what it's like to be a weirdo. I, myself, rarely follow the rules whether they be socially or technical. I'll add my twist or veer from the path completely. Either people love me for that or they'll be weirded out. Either way I enjoy being this way and the way others respond to me won't change that.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Blog Post and Reading Response #9
Me and Lena have completed all of our filming and now we begin the long process of editing. We're going to start Friday after school. The first step is going to be typing up a script of everything we've recorded. It sounds like it'll be agonizing, but if we skip it we might be unorganized. I can't wait... Actually I'm sure it'll be fun, but I always go slightly insane being in those small editing rooms getting frustrated and swearing at the computer.
This week's reading was called Defending Freedom and Freedom of Speech. It talked a lot of Cuba's issues with freedom. I liked the last paragraph. I would have to agree the unanimity is worse than censorship. Just going with others, is worse than not saying anything. It's going against yourself.
This week's reading was called Defending Freedom and Freedom of Speech. It talked a lot of Cuba's issues with freedom. I liked the last paragraph. I would have to agree the unanimity is worse than censorship. Just going with others, is worse than not saying anything. It's going against yourself.
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