Wednesday, August 31, 2011

My Favorite Packages

As I sit in the well lit classroom with noises of others talking, and the teacher helping other students, I am whisked away by the suddle yet calming sounds of the multimedia package I chose to watch “Dark Side of the Lens”. The way that the photographer and editor used the sounds of the water with the picture made you feel as if you were inside the wave with the surfers. I have watched many shows, packages, commercials etc. Never have I felt so encompassed by the small footage as I did with this package. I was not in class I was not sitting at a desk but in a wetsuit under the sea and inside one of the waves with the other divers. This by far was my favorite out of all of the films I watched.

The other video I watched had me totally captivated as well. However, in a completely different way. The package “Undesired” created so much sadness and dismay while I was watching this. I learned a lot however of the way that women in India were and in some instances still are treated. I was simply mortified! However the way that the photographer was able to capture the rawness of the culture all the way to filming the burned woman was, I’m sure, a very difficult thing. Yet, I don’t think any way else would have been as effective. The way that it shifted from still photos to film gave two different feelings. The photographs created a long lasting image in one’s mind while the film brought life to it. Even though this video was hard to watch the media choices were brilliant ones.

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Great Camera work!!!!

I really liked the DARK SIDE OF THE LENS visuals are amazing it make you feel like you are really there. The underwater footage is great also. The footage of the dolphins, divers and slow motion.
Back in class!!! Summer is over.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Let's keep hope alive!

Hello blog-world, It's your boy Pastorp. This video contains footage from an interview I filmed here at Kennedy King College. You will also find material from Google images, video I filmed at home, video from our Safe Haven Program, and footage shot on location at 63rd and Halsted. The material chosen was carefully selected, with the idea of uplifting our younger generation. Here at KKC, we are located in the heart of the ghetto, with access to many different media outlets. I wanted to shed a little light to those who may be in darkness. Just because the school is in the ghetto doesn't mean there is no quality education. I want to be a rock in the community and took the first step to further my education. With the information and education that I'm receiving here, I can use what I'm learning to point the youth in the right direction. There is light at the end of the tunnel and if our men get back to being positive role models, We can win the war.











Let's keep hope alive!

Sunday, March 13, 2011

PHOTOS SHOT BY LEVILYN CHRISS

"Photos shot by Levilyn Chriss", has just a few of the photos that I have shot around Chicago. I have always enjoyed taking pictures of everyone and everything that I could fit into the view finder.
However, I shot these pictures before I enrolled in the my current commercial photography class, So this is the work of an "Amateur with a Passion"

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