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  1. bsosnik

    Design Daily Create

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    Stop Sign on a One Way Street I began with a picture I took outside my house at the end of the street of a Stop Sign and One Way Sign. I followed Brian’s tutorial to some extent for the rest, since Gimp is a fairly new application to me. Next I used a Gausian ...
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    The 2013 Cartoon Tournament

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    In honor of March Madness, what is your favorite cartoon? So to begin, I found a website that allowed me to create the bracket with all the names of the cartoons.  From there I went to the print screen and took a screenshot of the bracket.  I then went to the CBS Sports website and ...
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    Response – How Images Think

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    How Images Think was a very interesting read and provided a unique perspective about how images can, are and should be interpreted.  I found the beginning of Chapter 1, Vantage Point and Image-Worlds very relatable.  The references to the news and technology seemed spot on, especially in relation to everyday life.  If you take a minute ...
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    The College Music Scene: Audio Piece 2

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    I wasn’t sure what to really talk about in my second audio piece and then it just kind of hit me.  I began to think about what our class thought radio really was and what we listen to on the radio.  I remembered that first day of the audio section when our class of college ...
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    Radio Show: Long Distance Relationships

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    When we decided on a topic for our class-wide “News Cast”, I wasn’t too thrilled but nonetheless I came up with what I thought was a good idea.  My initial thought was to create an audio piece about my two roommates and their “Long Distance Relationships“.  As I explain in my blog post about my ...
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    Response to “Living with Cancer”

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    Topics related to sickness and death is always a tough thing to talk about.  I know that when I must face people who have lost loved ones or are dealing with life threatening health issues, I have no idea what to say.  Like the woman in the opening segment said, people don’t really know how ...
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    Transom.org – Response

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    I found the transom.org website to be a really interesting concept.  From the homepage of the website, I really wasn’t sure what the site was all about.  Before I listened or read anything on the site, I visited their About page to see what the idea behind the website really was.  The first think I found was ...
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    Weekly Summary

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    I will be leaving the country bright and early tomorrow morning for Spring Break.  Headed down to the Dominican Republic to stay for a week in Punta Cana. I’m pretty excited after a long week of 3 exams and lots of work.  Had to do my weekly review a little earlier than Sunday since I ...
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    Radio Show Idea

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    At first I wasn’t too thrilled with the “Dating” theme that we cam up.  Being in a relationship myself, I know my girlfriend, nor I for that matter, would not be too happy with me talking about our relationship.  But I got thinking, there is so much more to talk about.  I have been living ...
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    Deception – Response

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    I found the introduction to the podcast rather interesting and odd, the whole thing with the snake at first made no sense, but I did figure it out.  The snake was acting “dead” just like people are taught when they face dangerous animals.  I thought the transition was also weird, but it kept me wondering ...
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    Weekly Summary

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    I’m very excited for the Audio Section to begin.  I was really into the video segment of the course, but hopefully this will be just as fun.  Not too much to report today as it was mostly a transitional week moving from video to audio. I did two daily creates, one audio and one picture ...
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    Response – “Listening In”

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    Reading Susan Douglas’ Listening In brought about some new thoughts on what Radio was and has become.  When it was first conceptualized and created, it was a new medium to connect people through the use of media like music and speech.  I had never thought of a radio station or talk show as a “Community” ...
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    3rd Video: Jaws Trailer

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    I began my third and final video with the idea of taking an iconic scene and using effects and modifications to make it something new.  The idea was to go along the lines of the Star Wars silent movie scene we saw at the beginning of the video section.  The first scene that popped into ...
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    Weekly Summary

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    Can’t believe the video segment of the class is coming to a close.  I really enjoyed using video and iMovie to come up new ideas, stories and recreations. I had a lot of fun with creating a class video this last week.  I think it was cool to go from brainstorming, to concept, to storyline ...
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    Video 2: My Very Own Numa Numa Video

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    At the beginning of the video section, one of the first articles we read was Douglas Wolk’s The Syncher, Not the Song.  The article outlined the history of the viral video of the Numa Numa dance video.  It covered history of the song “Dragostea din Tei” by the Moldovan-Romanian boy band O-Zone.  The song had a ...
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    Video One: Hey Shorty by E-603 Music Video

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    I have always been a huge fan of the Mashup genre of Music.  I think it is fun, interesting and very unique; combining elements from a variety of genres of music into a single song.  Many mashup artists have arisen to unprecedented popularity, including Girl Talk and Super Mash Bros.  Given the success of these ...
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    Weekly Summary – February 10th

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    This week we read some very interesting articles relating to movies, television, and the artistic and creative approaches to film and video.  I responded to Roger Ebert’s How to Read a Movie and Kelefa Sanneh’s The Reality Principle.  I really enjoyed Kelefa Sanneh’s article because it really made me think about reality television and how it has truly taken over today’s ...
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    Response – How to Read a Movie

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    Famous movie critic Roger Ebert presented a interesting and thought provoking idea about movies and screen in his article “How to Read a Movie“.  When watching movies, I had never thought much about the physical locations of characters on the screen in terms of their stance in relation to others.  With that said, when watching ...

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