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  1. aeros

    Movie Mash-up Story

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    http://popcorn.webmadecontent.org/yil I made a story using 2 films from Jackie Chan’s “Wheels on Meals” and “Dragons Forever” to fight against his enemy Benny “The Jet” Urquidez. Both of them appears in these two films.
  2. aeros

    Mockumentary Interview Project

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    This mockumentary project is about an interview with a character who is based on an archytype. The archytype is about education in college with professor. We have a student to portrays as the professor.  VideoAssignments, VideoAssignments1015
  3. aeros

    Video Assignment – Music Video

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    The assignment for the music video I made was about Bruce Lee’s final film appearance in “Enter the Dragon” before his death on July 20, 1973. The music for the video is the soundtrack from the same movie. VideoAssignments, VideoAssignments770
  4. aeros

    Dailycreate – Collect

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    High Grade 1/144 Scale “Gundam 00″ series collection. From left to right: 00 Raiser, Gundam Exia, 00 Qan[T], Gundam Exia Repair II and 00 Gundam (7 Swords/G). dailycreate, tdc431
  5. aeros

    Music Mashup

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    I create an audio mashup with 2 very distinct soundtracks from “Game of Death”. The first soundtrack is the “Garden Fight” and the second is the “Electric-Guitar Version”. AudioAssignments, AudioAssignments975
  6. aeros

    Week Summary

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    I just went to two art gallery museums for my Drawing class assignments recently. I went to “Churner and Churner” to look at the drawings and describe them what I saw about its texture, size, positions and etc. It was … Continue reading
  7. aeros

    Fire Symbol

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    This is a Fire(火) Symbol putting in pieces together in a different way. In Cantonese for “Fire” is pronounce as “For”, and in Japanese is pronounce as “Hi”. dailycreate tdc403
  8. aeros

    Week 2 – Summary

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    This week I recently trying to work on the dailycreate with the flickr putting images. I also use Twitter once a week for the assignments the professor is given.

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