We have the opportunity to see “Loving Vincent” at the Moxie on Thursday, November 16th at 1:00. The cost is $8.00 per person. Your family is welcome to attend too. This is an amazing a hand-painted film. Here is the trailer.
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Kedi at The Moxie on Wednesday
https://www.kedifilm.com/about/
Screening at 2:00 on the 19th. Admission is $8.00.
The Moxie has offered us a private showing of the documentary “I am Not Your Negro” written by James Baldwin. This documentary has received high praise and we urge you to go.
James Baldwin was an American novelist, essayist, playwright, poet, and social critic. His writings and work are important and moving. At some point in your high school career at u.school we will discuss James Baldwin so this would be a good insight into his life and allow you to think deeper about his work.
The showing is this Wednesday at 1:00. The cost is $8 per person. The documentary is rated PG-13. Please sign up here if you wish to go: Movie sign-up.
Parents are welcome to come as well.
Here are some software options we should explore. Please go out and read up on these programs.
2D animation (Free/Open Source)
Synfig
Open Toonz
Tupi
2D animation (commercial)
Toonboom Harmony ($6/month)
3D Animation (I’ve submitted a request for a free student version)
Cinema 4D
Stop Motion
Stop Motion Studio Pro
There is lots more out there but this is a good place to start.
Check out the site from Iowa Big Schools. Many of these projects could be modified to your community: http://projectbbq.com/BBQ/public.php
This looks like an interesting class from the University of Pennsylvania. It is free and self-paced and should take around four weeks to complete working 3-4 hours per week on it. Check it out:
https://www.edx.org/course/hollywood-history-industry-art-pennx-hollywoodx
Students,
Think about these questions deeply – talk to your parents and friends about them before you answer or do some research if you need to. E-mail your answers back to me by Friday the 13th. Answering these questions is a required task for 2nd semester.
1. What are you going to learn?
2. How are you going to learn it?
3. How are you going to show me you are learning?
I know this is open-ended and will be hard for some of you, but go for it anyway. I am not looking for answers like “I’m going to learn what you teach me.”
I’m looking forward to seeing you tomorrow!
Sandy
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Film Assignment #2
Make a short film that is the opening ‘pre-credit’ scene of a television show or movie.
Examples: