So I finally finished my edited version of the movie we made for lighting. It's our final project, and please keep in mind it's not meant for the story but more so for the lighting used. Unfortunately there are many errors throughout, but we didn't pretty good overall given the two four-hour classes we had to set up, shoot and break down everything.
Take a look and let me know what you think. Hope you all enjoy!
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Kathrine tags along to class (May 24)
Hi everyone- kathrine here...
I'm waiting for Tom to come home from class right now so in the meantime I've decided to share my one-day Full Sail experience through a little blogging. :)
Last Saturday (may 24) I was fortunate enough to sit in on one of Tom's last days of Lighting lab. As I'm sure you've already heard, he has been busy co-directing this group's final lighting project, a film called Delirium (or at least that's what I last heard it was going to be entitled). It was really enjoyable observing Tom work in his element. I have known about his passion for film since the first day I met him, but hearing about it through his stories is incomparable to actually getting to watch him work his magic.
Like any other rookie experience, his debut in the director's spot was awfully challenging at times especially because of the tight time schedule, some technical difficulties, and of course creative differences with his peers. Nevertheless, I was proud to sit on set and watch Tom take the initiative to get things done on schedule. (i think he even lost his voice a little. hehe)
I have yet to see the final cut of the film, but I'm sure that it turn out pretty great. (I'll remind tom to post a link to it once it's up on youTube as well) :)
...
Aside from Saturday, my week out here in hot, ultra-humid Florida has been fantastic. I really wish that it didn't have to come to an end- especially now, because I'm leaving Tom looking like a lobster, all sun burnt from the beach. hahah. I guess the job of getting aloe on Tom's back will have to be his roommate's responsibility starting tomorrow. hehe.
Well, that's all for now.
I hope to meet you all soon!
-kathrine.
I'm waiting for Tom to come home from class right now so in the meantime I've decided to share my one-day Full Sail experience through a little blogging. :)
Last Saturday (may 24) I was fortunate enough to sit in on one of Tom's last days of Lighting lab. As I'm sure you've already heard, he has been busy co-directing this group's final lighting project, a film called Delirium (or at least that's what I last heard it was going to be entitled). It was really enjoyable observing Tom work in his element. I have known about his passion for film since the first day I met him, but hearing about it through his stories is incomparable to actually getting to watch him work his magic.
Like any other rookie experience, his debut in the director's spot was awfully challenging at times especially because of the tight time schedule, some technical difficulties, and of course creative differences with his peers. Nevertheless, I was proud to sit on set and watch Tom take the initiative to get things done on schedule. (i think he even lost his voice a little. hehe)
I have yet to see the final cut of the film, but I'm sure that it turn out pretty great. (I'll remind tom to post a link to it once it's up on youTube as well) :)
...
Aside from Saturday, my week out here in hot, ultra-humid Florida has been fantastic. I really wish that it didn't have to come to an end- especially now, because I'm leaving Tom looking like a lobster, all sun burnt from the beach. hahah. I guess the job of getting aloe on Tom's back will have to be his roommate's responsibility starting tomorrow. hehe.
Well, that's all for now.
I hope to meet you all soon!
-kathrine.
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