Repetition
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I am very pleased with the outcome of my final video. I used avid software to edit the film.
I had also made some sounds of tearing and scrunching tissue, unfortunatly I could not upload them on this tumblr account.
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This is a tumblelog, kinda like a blog but with short-form, mixed-media posts with stuff I like. Scroll down a bit to start reading, or a bit more to read more about me.
Aoki Takamasa - Mirabeau
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This is the tune I am going to use to make my video to. I think the tune has repetitive sounds, and I think will work quite nicely to a video. I was sat listening to this track when I decided to use it, as I had thought about my project as soon as I started listening to it and also started thinking about what shots I could use or do.
Repetition in drawing
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I like the effect this video has. I think the movement of my hand shows repetition.
Sketchbook work. This is a sketchbook full of ideas and drawings to represent repetition. My aim is to use some of these techniques in my video.
Repetition in rolling with paint
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I do not particularly think this video has anything to do with repetition. I decided to use this technique just to explore and see if I could fit this in. I will not be using this in my final video.
Repetition in tearing
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I really like the sound of the tissue tearing; I would like to try a record some sounds.
Repetition in scrunching
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‘A3 only’
The purpose behind me creating this peice was the materials I had used in my short videos. I had constructed them into an A3 format as this was the breif given. I don’t particularly like the A3 piece; the videos are more effective in showing the story behind the work.
Repetition in folding
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I wanted the video to be placed as though it was a part of me, so you could only the action of my hands. I thought the best way to show tedious processes and repetition would be through a video.
Trying out the background I had set up ready for my videos.
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