Here are my daily creates for this week:

http://ds106.boscoe.net/daily-create/cartoonize-a-selfie/

http://ds106.boscoe.net/daily-create/akira-in-one-take/

http://ds106.boscoe.net/daily-create/feeling-groovy/

http://ds106.boscoe.net/daily-create/my-missing-pet/

Here are my video assignments for a total of nine stars:

http://ds106.boscoe.net/video-assignment/478/

http://ds106.boscoe.net/video-assignment/the-silent-suicide-squad/

Here are my blog posts on film:

http://ds106.boscoe.net/reflection/looking-listening-and-analyzing-the-joker-pencil-scene/

http://ds106.boscoe.net/thoughts-and-ideas/reading-movies-and-film/

This week’s assignments were pretty good. I was able to tell some stories with the videos I created and I learned a bit more about how to analyze film. I believe Roger Ebert is correct on how we should analyze film and the method he talked about, pausing whenever you can, is the one that I used when I wanted to analyze film before.  However, I now think it is better to use your senses to analyze films or scenes from films.

I didn’t have any trouble making the videos because I have some experience creating videos for other classes and for fun, but I never thought about adding a story to them before taking this class. I think I did a pretty good job telling creating a new story out of the Suicide Squad trailer and summarizing Akira in 13 seconds

I commented on Amanda’s blog post about her Selfie story and Rachel’s Horrorgami Daily Create. They both did really well on their assignments and I love seeing all the different ways my classmates complete the assignments.