Today we sketched, "high five" with a logo.
After our sketch, we are going to add text to a flash file. Include the words,
"You deserve a high five" (You are not limited to the text above.)
Use 5 colors and
5 fonts
List the fonts and colors on your blog.
Finish before class ends. Post to your blog. If you can't post the flash file, just post the five fonts and five colors.
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
"Voca-Pella" Self-Evaluation
You worked in a group and created a vocal performance. I called it "voca-pella." (I have no idea if this is a real term... I probably should have checked.)
What did you think of your performance? What did you think of your group's performance? What did you learn from this experience that you can apply to your own animation project?
On a separate piece of paper, answer these three questions.
1. How well did you do?
2. How did your group perform?
3. What did you learn about creating sounds for your own animation projects?
After you answer the questions, find one person from a different vocal group to read and sign your paper.
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What did you think of your performance? What did you think of your group's performance? What did you learn from this experience that you can apply to your own animation project?
On a separate piece of paper, answer these three questions.
1. How well did you do?
2. How did your group perform?
3. What did you learn about creating sounds for your own animation projects?
After you answer the questions, find one person from a different vocal group to read and sign your paper.
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Monday, April 27, 2015
The Little Things ...
Add up
When you create your animation projects, consider the title. Will we want to watch it? Will we be confused by the title? Will the font distract the viewer? What will the first few scenes reveal? Will you create your own "animation studio?" Had you considered credits?
Will you have music? Will you have a theme or story?
Intro
Font (credits, both opening and closing)
film company?
music
setting
story/theme "love story"
metaphors or word choice - the tribe, clumsy ballet, the lone penguin, tightrope performers
Homework - describe three images from the first two minutes of "The March of The Penguins." How does the image help move the story forward. (for each image, give three reasons.)
Homework - describe three images from the first two minutes of "The March of The Penguins." How does the image help move the story forward. (for each image, give three reasons.)
Friday, April 17, 2015
Movie Monday - Musical Mayhem
For Movie Monday, you will watch AND LISTEN to Tom and Jerry's The Cat Concerto and Tom and Jerry in the Hollywood Bowl.
Choose your five favorite sounds and identify how they were created.
Post your answers in a blog post. Title your post, "Identifying Sounds"
Share your answers with a partner; respond to your partner's answers in the comment section.
Send post link to me when you have finished.
I will see you Tuesday afternoon. If you whistle while you work, please do so quietly.
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Choose your five favorite sounds and identify how they were created.
Post your answers in a blog post. Title your post, "Identifying Sounds"
Share your answers with a partner; respond to your partner's answers in the comment section.
Send post link to me when you have finished.
I will see you Tuesday afternoon. If you whistle while you work, please do so quietly.
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Do you hear what they hear
Choose a group of five people and create and your own song (or bird call) with percussion your performance is due at the beginning of class Tuesday. 100 points
Today's Sketch:
On a full page,
draw a square
inside the square, draw a circle
divide the circle into equal slices
for each school day that we have remaining before the evening of May 21st.
Bobby McFerrin Pentatonix Scale
Pentatonix with Daft Punk
Evolution of Beyonce
Pentatonix Happy
Don't Worry Be Happy
Blackbird by Bobby McFerrin
Piedmont High School Bird Callers on David Letterman
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Rhythm and Sound
Sketch Rhythm - "organized movement"
1. Recording Sound - Remember Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs
2. Import Audio into Flash CS6 Library
3. Adding sound files into Flash
A. Join a group, preferably your character group. (I assume that someone in your group has a phone or something similar. If I am wrong, you may join a different group.)
B. Record five different QUIET sounds. (Do you remember how the 7 Dwarfs walked on the wood floor that creeked?)
C. Import into a library
D. Play
E. Experiment
F. Post blog - "Five Small Sounds"
1. Recording Sound - Remember Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs
2. Import Audio into Flash CS6 Library
3. Adding sound files into Flash
A. Join a group, preferably your character group. (I assume that someone in your group has a phone or something similar. If I am wrong, you may join a different group.)
B. Record five different QUIET sounds. (Do you remember how the 7 Dwarfs walked on the wood floor that creeked?)
C. Import into a library
D. Play
E. Experiment
F. Post blog - "Five Small Sounds"
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3 Points
Proficient
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2 Points
Nearing Proficient
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1 Points
Not Proficient
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Score
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Sound Creation
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Experiments with different tools to create interesting
sounds. Inspires others
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Participates when asked to help and does not
distract with loud noises.
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Creates loud and distracting noises.
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Importing
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Uses software and tutorials to add sound.
Explores how to alter sound for future projects.
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Follows directions and includes sounds when
prompted.
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Does not attempt to use software.
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Group Participation
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Contributes as a group member. Helps with
technical or other knowledge. Demonstrates
leadership.
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Helpful when asked by a group leader.
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Does not help group. Disrupts others.
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Total
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Visual Arts
Grades Nine Through Twelve - Advanced
2.0 CREATIVE
EXPRESSION
Creating,
Performing, and Participating in the Visual Arts
Students
apply artistic processes and skills, using a variety of media to communicate
meaning and intent in original works of art.
Skills,
Processes, Materials, and Tools
2.1 Create original works of
art of increasing complexity and skill in a variety of media that reflect their
feelings and points of view.
3.0 HISTORICAL
AND CULTURAL CONTEXT
Understanding
the Historical Contributions and Cultural Dimensions of the Visual Arts
Students
analyze the role and development of the visual arts in past and present
cultures throughout the world, noting human diversity as it relates to the
visual arts and artists.
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