This is my final project for the fourth quarter of Multimedia. The video is a slideshow that contains my photography over the period of 2-3 weeks, with music in the background as well as me narrating. I'm not satisfied with my final project and feel like it's lacking in some of the excitement that other voice and choice projects have. Hopefully, I can improve after this project and do one that's better in the future.
This was a joint project between our English class and Multimedia class. We wrote our autobiographical poems in English, and later made the video in Multimedia. The writing of the autobiographical poem took me a while to do, because I struggled with finding a way to properly articulate my words.
After recording my poem, it was smooth sailing with the editing of the clips to accompany the audio.
These pictures were taken on my trip to New York during Thanksgiving break.
A red brick apartment building with a gray-blue sky in the background. Orange-Yellow autumn leaves are attached to the barely barren tree, which extends its branches to the top of the picture. Despite, the branches taking up most of the picture, the red brick building is still visible.
A clear lake in Central Park, with snow still on the banks of it. In the background are miscellaneous trees of autumn leaf colors (red, brown, yellow). Towards the right, a prominent city building is shown as a reminder that this is still in the city.
An outside view of a seafood restaurant named Seamore's. Yellow fairy-lights are strung up from one end of the entrance to an outside area in front of the Seamore's sign. The restaurant puts an emphasis with glass windows, and doors to make it look more artisanal. Around the glass windows are grey bricks, and to the right is a green hanging plant.
A multitude of city buildings with varying sizes, against a soft pink, purple sky which happens during sunset. The buildings' windows are lit with a golden yellow hue. The criss-cross pattern of the Brooklyn Bridge's cables overlapping each other helps to outline the buildings.