This is my final hand in for the Clip project in DSDN 101. For this project, I researched the evolution of the keyboard, a musical instrument. The keyboard has been an important instrument for hundreds of years, going from being the means of playing a Church Organ to being the main instrument used in the creation of electronic music. So, to try to get this story into video form, I took three of the more modern, yet also probably the three most important evolutions the keyboard has had. These are as follows: The Grand Piano The Synthesizer The Midi Controller (keyboard that is plugged into a computer)
I then made these instruments out of clay, and filmed small and legless clay men playing the instruments. Unfortunately, I spent far too long on the planning of the actual clip, and thus the shooting didn't turn out as well as I expected. The camera is very jumpy and everything feels just a little unco, especially towards the end.
What I liked about this hand in, is the simplicity of the story board, the fact that I made some pretty cool models out of clay and the way I drew over each of the pictures, leaving some pretty cool results. I didn't really like the way the clip ended up, even on my third take.
This is my final hand in for the Clip project in DSDN 101. For this project, I researched the evolution of the keyboard, a musical instrument. The keyboard has been an important instrument for hundreds of years, going from being the means of playing a Church Organ to being the main instrument used in the creation of electronic music.
ReplyDeleteSo, to try to get this story into video form, I took three of the more modern, yet also probably the three most important evolutions the keyboard has had. These are as follows:
The Grand Piano
The Synthesizer
The Midi Controller (keyboard that is plugged into a computer)
I then made these instruments out of clay, and filmed small and legless clay men playing the instruments. Unfortunately, I spent far too long on the planning of the actual clip, and thus the shooting didn't turn out as well as I expected. The camera is very jumpy and everything feels just a little unco, especially towards the end.
What I liked about this hand in, is the simplicity of the story board, the fact that I made some pretty cool models out of clay and the way I drew over each of the pictures, leaving some pretty cool results. I didn't really like the way the clip ended up, even on my third take.
Thanks for your time, Connor.