An edited down version of Skrines' entry to our house drama competition. I really enjoyed making the film and am very proud of the final result, winning was just a bonus. The full seven minute version is available here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcsiFBhzGNA&feature=g-upl
Monday, 19 November 2012
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Film Making #0 (Porterloo)
This video is numbered '0' as it was the first one that I created, when I was eleven. Using what basics I knew about Flash, this is what I came up with, enjoy.
Wednesday, 27 June 2012
Film Making #4 (Hartley)
Don't ask me to explain, it's on this list for a reason.
Monday, 28 May 2012
Why time flies when you’re having fun
Ok, this isn’t
true at all, I understand exactly why time seems to go faster when you’re being
entertained. At least I think I do, I just needed some excuse for telling the
whole world my idea, which I do think is kind of obvious though:
Right,
electricity travels fast yes? No, you don’t have to answer (laughs aloud) I
can’t hear you. And the brain’s messages are electronic signals that buzz round
super fast to tell you what’s going on? (small steps) So this means that the
brain thinks about stuff faster than they happen, let me examplise (all over
your face): have you ever been thinking about something whilst something else
has been going on, like a song playing or someone talking, you’re surprised to
find when you’ve gone through a whole film or whatever in your head, the song
or maths lesson hasn’t passed very far. This fact also explains why in dreams
it seems like months or years of events have passed when it’s only been a
couple of minutes. So, when thinking about stuff our fast thoughts make it seem
more time has passed so time in the real world goes slower. This explains when
having fun we are frolicking about in real world time, participating in
tangible events, touching real objects only thinking about events as they
unravel at normal speed. However when bored there is nothing to keeps are minds
occupied, so we resort to reminiscing or imaging stuff in our heads because
there is nothing else to think about. This happens a lot faster than the boring
task you’re being made to do, so real world time seems to be slower as you’re
travelling faster than it. So, when having fun, our mind is occupied with real
world activities that keep us at real world speed, but when bored we think of
other things and so in essence travel faster than the task you’re doing so the
time appears to go slower.
Take that
relativity!
Saturday, 28 April 2012
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Saturday, 14 April 2012
Film Making #3
So this is a stop-frame animation video made entirely without my input. My 12 year old brother and my older sister (aka "JA JA" because they have the same initials) spent a short afternoon taking the photos and editing the footage on windows movie maker with music and effects from clip art. Hmm, puts my stuff to shame...
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Senseless persistence
I’m going to be
honest with you, I wrote the title of this one quite a while ago and now,
looking back at it I can’t see why I don’t, or didn’t understand it. I guess it
would be a “what’s the point in fighting a war you know you’ve already lost”
kind of thing, but that’s not a very good philosophy. If you feel strongly
about something you shouldn’t give up. Or maybe that’s not a very good
philosophy either; because what if you are wrong and what you are doing will
cause serious pain. I guess this is the philosophy of fundamentalists and
terrorists. But the first one is the philosophy of the underachiever. The only
thing we can draw from this is that nothing is true in every situation and we
can’t generalise or stereotype. That statement isn’t true in every situation
either, thus proving itself, and myself both wrong and right at the same time.
Is that a paradox? Because I’m really confused. Anyway, I guess I just wrote it
because it’s a nice-sounding phrase; it rolls nicely off the teeth and the tip
of the tongue. And I suppose I just wrote it to sound clever, they are quite
big words, if you say it in conversation you’re bound to look pretty bright,
unless you’re wearing a lampshade on your head...yeah that didn’t work for me.
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Why My Brain takes 5 Years to Process Stuff
I only just noticed that "Love Song" by Sara Bareilles (Sarah Baralis...Zara Braless? I dunno) is not a love song! STOP THE PRESSES! BREAKING NEWS: LOVE SONG IS NOT A LOVE SONG! The lyrics are "I'm NOT going to write you a love song", how misleading. It's actually a hate song. I still like this song (I don't love it because it lied to me).
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Minty Bacon
How can anyone understand minty bacon? Nuff said.
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