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Not knowing what to do with myself and the extra time I have because of my insomnia, I decided to film myself. | Not knowing what to do with myself and the extra time I have because of my insomnia, I decided to film myself. | ||
When I observed the results and spoke about my findings in a tutorial with David, he noticed that my critiques about what is and isn't working in the image | When I observed the results and spoke about my findings in a tutorial with David, he noticed that my critiques about what is and isn't working in the image could be in a way the narrative of my project. | ||
I mostly criticize the poses if they look either real, fake, too constructed or too vulnerable | I mostly criticize the poses if they look either real, fake, too constructed or too vulnerable. This is interesting to me because I am the person in the image. | ||
The boundaries between the camera, the operator and the subject become blurred. | The boundaries between the camera, the operator and the subject become blurred. | ||
Revision as of 14:32, 28 March 2019
This project started as an impulse when I experienced insomnia and got bored. Not knowing what to do with myself and the extra time I have because of my insomnia, I decided to film myself.
When I observed the results and spoke about my findings in a tutorial with David, he noticed that my critiques about what is and isn't working in the image could be in a way the narrative of my project. I mostly criticize the poses if they look either real, fake, too constructed or too vulnerable. This is interesting to me because I am the person in the image. The boundaries between the camera, the operator and the subject become blurred.
A small piece I wrote:
First recording looked very posed it was not good yet, fake. Second recording was more natural already better. I want to keep recording until the footage is good enough. Because I'm not there yet.