Monday
Trade off day
Weaving: Tyler taught us how to weave with paper. It was a very simple process but the paper tore quite easily and was hard to bend the way I wanted it to without fully folding it. It was still quite a neat technique to learn. She is in my visual arts class and it was good being able to learn something more hands on because my work usually consists of Photoshop and Premiere, which is on the computer.
Video: Jackson taught us some editing techniques on Adobe Premiere. I was already quite familiar with the programmes functions because I enjoy editing videos in my spare time and I also take moving image as my Workshop class. Its always good to learn new editing techniques though. He taught us how to use slow motion, cut and paste videos, and to reverse the video speed, which I didnt know how to do before.
That was all the time we had for our trade off day because Jacksons technique took up majority of our class time. I was planning on presenting how to edit a photo in Photoshop and changing the RGB curves to give the photo a more grainy/professional look to it.
Thursday
Treasure Hunt
We had to be in groups of 5+ and were given tasks to complete during class. We worked mostly as a team to get the tasks done but eventually ended up splitting into two groups where one half stayed at school to get the research tasks out of the way while the other half went to Fresh Gallery and did the running around/physical tasks.
Our tasks we completed:
Im not too sure if you can see the images clearly, but these were our notes from the treasure hunt. I will hand them in physically if needed. We thought we had finished everything but turns out we got some of the questions wrong and had to re-do them. We didnt end up placing but was interesting working with other people. I felt like I was doing majority of the researching though, but was still a fun exercise.
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