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  1. @ec__stewart

    Add a Little Sparkle

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    I really like looking at interesting layouts of clothing and accessories on places like fashion blogs, Instagram, and Pinterest.  I chose to try some of the tips I learned from Becoming a Better Photographer to create my own layouts and had a blast!  I experimented with contrast, perspective, lighting, balance, foreground and background.  After many attempts, … Continue reading "Add a Little Sparkle"
  2. @angelk1208

    Moon Graffiti

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    Moon Graffiti began with beeping and static noises represent the setting. The conversation exchanged through the radio became hectic when the characters talked faster and the alarm going off. There is an abrupt ending when the voices and the noises cut off. The audio picks back up after a few seconds of silence. It starts […]
  3. @angelk1208

    TED Radio and Scottlo

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    The TED Radio Hour is a short audio clip, with commentary included. From the short clip, I learned that when the audio has multiple speakers, the narration shifts once that new speaker enters the conversation. Once a story is being told, the background music is added. The calming music was layered with soft voices. In […]
  4. @BensonKaylie

    mixing it up

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    Everyone loves a good playlist. One way I like to keep track of memories and time, is by making playlists for the time. I have playlists for different summers, moods, places, all the songs I was listening to at the time. A mixtape is similar to a ...
  5. @angelk1208

    Ira Glass & Jad Abumrad

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    In the first video of Ira Glass speaking about Storytelling, he elaborated on the main components that go into telling a story. He mentioned that audibly telling a story is much different than telling a story with written words. There are two major aspects of telling a story: Anecdote and Moment of Reflection. I learned […]

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