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what have I done?
what have I done?
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(eye, photobook, camera workshop, self-directed work, other…: what, how and why in each case)
<br />(eye, photobook, camera workshop, self-directed work, other…: what, how and why in each case)
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What did I learn?
What did I learn?
- Making certain technical choices (i.e. Lens, camera, and other equipment) according to the work, resources and environment
<br />- Making certain technical choices (i.e. Lens, camera, and other equipment) according to the work, resources and environment
- Histories of camera, lens, editing and photobook; and how these influenced the way we work now
<br />- Histories of camera, lens, editing and photobook; and how these influenced the way we work now
- Taking writing as a way to think and reflect the works  
<br />- Taking writing as a way to think and reflect the works  
- Software skills etc.
<br />- Software skills etc.
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What do I want to do next?
<br />What do I want to do next?
- More experiments on how text/ ways to arrange text can work with still or moving images
<br />- More experiments on how text/ ways to arrange text can work with still or moving images
- Making one essay-film for the EYE project
<br />- Making one essay-film for the EYE project
- Learning some more concepts (and skill) on working with moving images
<br />- Learning some more concepts (and skill) on working with moving images
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In order to do the next thing:
<br />In order to do the next thing:
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What do I know already?
<br />What do I know already?
- Techniques on writing a script (at least on fictional narrative), and on writing poetry – working with text
<br />- Techniques on writing a script (at least on fictional narrative), and on writing poetry – working with text
- Some basic facts about the theme of my project (i.e. repurposed prison in the NL)  
<br />- Some basic facts about the theme of my project (i.e. repurposed prison in the NL)  
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What do I need to find out?
What do I need to find out?
- How to edit footages and so they would produce certain meanings (to work with the text)
<br />- How to edit footages and so they would produce certain meanings (to work with the text)
- How to use sound  
<br />- How to use sound  
- More techniques on how each kind of shot would make certain effects on audience  
<br />- More techniques on how each kind of shot would make certain effects on audience  
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How do I find out what I need to know?
How do I find out what I need to know?
- Watch interview of editors on youtube, or read about their working process
<br />- Watch interview of editors on youtube, or read about their working process
- Concepts on how and where to cut  
<br />- Concepts on how and where to cut  
- Learn forming a narrative with images (still or moving)
<br />- Learn forming a narrative with images (still or moving)
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<br />Who can help me?
<br />- People with editing experience
<br />- Sound artist
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Who can help me?
- People with editing experience
- Sound artist
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What’s the minimal to tell a story
What’s the minimal to tell a story
<br />How to provide ‘space’ and also ‘hints’ for audience to actively read the work
<br />How to provide ‘space’ and also ‘hints’ for audience to actively read the work

Latest revision as of 16:37, 21 March 2018

what have I done?


(eye, photobook, camera workshop, self-directed work, other…: what, how and why in each case)

What did I learn?
- Making certain technical choices (i.e. Lens, camera, and other equipment) according to the work, resources and environment
- Histories of camera, lens, editing and photobook; and how these influenced the way we work now
- Taking writing as a way to think and reflect the works
- Software skills etc.


What do I want to do next?
- More experiments on how text/ ways to arrange text can work with still or moving images
- Making one essay-film for the EYE project
- Learning some more concepts (and skill) on working with moving images

In order to do the next thing:

What do I know already?
- Techniques on writing a script (at least on fictional narrative), and on writing poetry – working with text
- Some basic facts about the theme of my project (i.e. repurposed prison in the NL)
What do I need to find out?
- How to edit footages and so they would produce certain meanings (to work with the text)
- How to use sound
- More techniques on how each kind of shot would make certain effects on audience
How do I find out what I need to know?
- Watch interview of editors on youtube, or read about their working process
- Concepts on how and where to cut
- Learn forming a narrative with images (still or moving)

Who can help me?
- People with editing experience
- Sound artist

What’s the minimal to tell a story
How to provide ‘space’ and also ‘hints’ for audience to actively read the work