MEDIA 160

Final Project - Annie Ho "Procrastination" " " Medp160: Final Project from Annie Ho on Vimeo .

"Movement Through Space" Pre-Production Project 3: Annie Ho Idea Description : I hope to create a film about the occurrences and feelings of procrastination. The film will capture the mental-processing of a college student trying to write an essay for a class as an assignment, but end up doing completely unrelated activities to avoid her work. Storyboards : (for some key and simple examples)

Audio Portrait Project Annie Ho For more context, I thought of my audio portrait to be a radio interview, where the participant is asked for her personal experience during the transition from early COVID days into quarantine lifestyle. She brings up a story of her own during this time that has given her new perspective. The idea I was going for represents a sort of dial-in on the radio, now spammed with overwhelming content about the coronavirus.

For my audio portrait, I’m planning to discuss the impacts of Covid19 with my sister and her life, which had only occurred recently and is still ongoing. The main idea is to provide insight into the life of the New York community who has suddenly gone into quarantine, as well as capture how the virus has changed our lives so suddenly. The flow of the interview will begin with an introduction into my sister’s previous daily routine and focus on the growing anxieties and changes that have erupted, and how they have changed her schedule. Her personal input and emotions will accompany her description of various changes that have occurred. The mood for this interview does not have to be traumatic and could be an expression of her confusion and frustration, depending on how she describes her emotions. Questions: 1. What was your daily routine like before the news of the coronavirus? 2. How did you originally feel when you started hearing news about this virus outside of the states...

Colors In The Dark from Bianca Mistretta on Vimeo . Our "Define a Place" project, titled "Colors in the Dark" is a portrayal of life amongst the still landscape in Central Park. Because of the vast space and the cold weather, the park appears quiet and dead, with many plants barren and animals hibernating. However, through this project, my partner and I were able to capture little moments of life hidden within the park, especially within the concrete buildings surrounding landscape. We hope this film evokes the idea of finding comfort in the little things, when the overall image or goal is emotionless and less inspiring.

In our short film, we hope to convey the emotion of calamity and peacefulness within fast-paced life, using the context of New York City’s hectic environment. To express this feeling, we want to take advantage of Central Park’s setting near more urban life, such as the subways, buses, and buildings. We want to begin with still shots of busy life, something New York natives are familiar with and desensitized to. Then, transitioning to the park setting with similar still shots by the camera will stand out to the viewer as a contrasting tranquility and stillness, especially with elements such as plants and bodies of water. Our use of the natural landscape will allow the viewer to experience a sense of serenity after establishing our setting in one of the busiest and most motion-filled cities. Example shots of people and different forms of life will remind the viewer of this sense of “getting away” from the stress of the city. We also hope to keep in mind the flow of music in this film, wh...