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GMU:Istanbul/videosynthesis - playing a film (view source)
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==Videosynthesis== | ==1. Videosynthesis== | ||
[[File:Cadavre exquis example from wikipedia.jpg|thumb|example of the playfully drawing method]] | [[File:Cadavre exquis example from wikipedia.jpg|thumb|example of the playfully drawing method]] | ||
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Particularly people without experiences in video and filmmaking had difficulties to evolve a narration and often seemed overcharged by the freely framed task settings. Therefore in my '''4. Experiment''' (soon to come) I decided to give the filmmakers individual short instructions which change from video to video. For instance the first instruction was to integrate a place which had a special meaning for the filmmaker into the video. | Particularly people without experiences in video and filmmaking had difficulties to evolve a narration and often seemed overcharged by the freely framed task settings. Therefore in my '''4. Experiment''' (soon to come) I decided to give the filmmakers individual short instructions which change from video to video. For instance the first instruction was to integrate a place which had a special meaning for the filmmaker into the video. | ||
===A Special Place=== | ===2. A Special Place=== | ||
Regarding the increasing development of urbanization and that the daily routine of many people is characterized by stress, capacity and constant medial influences, it has become quite interesting to me how places which have remarkable meanings for people look like. Where are these kind of places? Are they freely accessible? And what does one place they tell me about the person who chose it? | Regarding the increasing development of urbanization and that the daily routine of many people is characterized by stress, capacity and constant medial influences, it has become quite interesting to me how places which have remarkable meanings for people look like. Where are these kind of places? Are they freely accessible? And what does one place they tell me about the person who chose it? | ||