As an independent study at Keene State College, I am making a documentary on how Autism is represented in film. I am really excited about this project so I thought I would share my progress. First I had to find films with characters with Autism to watch. I decided to limit films to fiction full-length… Continue reading Autism in Film
Category: Film Studies
Shot-by-Shot Analysis
For my Intro to Film Analysis class I had to analyze a scene from the film The Man From U.N.C.L.E. shot-by-shot. We all had to analyze the same scene. Below is my shot-by-shot analysis of the scene. The Scene Shot-by-Shot Breakdown Long shot of dock. It is dark with natural-key lighting from a spotlight across… Continue reading Shot-by-Shot Analysis
“Suspense” by Lois Weber (1913)
My short film “Suspense” is inspired by Lois Weber’s film of the same name. Lois Weber’s is a testament to women filmmakers and that they can be just as good as or better than male filmmakers. Check out the film below:
Sound Effects
For my sound class, I had to record 15 sound effects to post on Freesound.org. Here are the freely available sounds that I have recorded. I used my Tascam DR-100MKIII and Keene State College’s Audio Technica AT875R shotgun mic. I used Adobe Audition to make some edits to the sounds. I recorded mono wave files… Continue reading Sound Effects
Why I am a Student in my 30s
When I went to college after high school I wanted to study film. For several reasons I was unable to. Instead I decided to study Theatre. Then I switched to English Teaching (Why? I have no idea. I failed those classes.) I then finally settled on Graphic Design. When I graduated, there were very few… Continue reading Why I am a Student in my 30s