Today's
lecture looked at the fundamentals of Media Arts and how important the points ‘making’
and ‘responding’ are within media arts. We particularly looked at the Tropfest
Jr as a main source to look at the stimulus “Fly” for the upcoming 2014
Tropfest Junior.
It is
understood that when making a film, music is shown to be one of the key
stimulants into making a suspenseful, thrilling and joyous film to its full
potential (McGuire, 2012), along with the main storyboard, and characters that
are set within the film.
This short film, called 'The Maker', incorporates many
of the different lighting and shot angles to create a sense of time, space, and
setting of the characters. These elements are needed to allow the audience to
be emotionally engaged in the film and to connect the audience with the
character/s. Although, it’s main source of stimulus is music as it allows the audience
to be immersed in the storytelling of short film. Implications into the future
of teaching media arts as a whole would be whether or not the schools I work in
will have the funding to have suitable resources to make media arts happen.
References:
Kezelos,
C. and Kezelos, C. (Producers) & Kezelos, C. (Director). (2011). The Maker [Motion picture]. Los Angeles,
USA: Zealous Creative.
McGuire,
A. (2012). Media Arts: A Shifting Paradigm? Arts
Education Policy Review, 113, 119-122.
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