The project proposal titled 'Free Me! (Stand for Freedom)' aims to address the concepts of freedom and self-expression through an interactive video art installation. It features a video of a woman with her mouth sealed, which changes to show her smiling and speaking when viewers step onto a designated spot, engaging them with publicly sourced opinions on freedom. The project's objective is to educate and motivate audiences about their rights to express themselves in a constrained environment.
The document analyzes the conventions of romantic film trailers and how the student's media project trailer both followed and subverted some of these conventions. The trailer featured two main female characters instead of a typical male-female pairing. It used conventions like a moving storyline, emotional music, diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. However, it also subverted expectations by having two female leads and making the storyline intentionally more cliched than typical romantic films.
This document discusses building a real-time geolocation game called MapAttack using the Geoloqi API and platform. It describes some initial issues encountered with the game server handling concurrent traffic and real-time updates. It then explains how using Node.js, EventMachine, and Geoloqi's publish/subscribe system helped address these issues by making the server asynchronous and event-driven. The document advocates for keeping relevant data outside persistent stores for better performance and discusses using high-performance hardware as an alternative to scaling database infrastructure. It promotes Geoloqi and building other real-time geolocation applications and games.
Документ представляет собой подробное описание фреймворка PureMVC, основанного на мета-паттерне MVC, используемого для создания приложений. Рассматриваются ключевые компоненты фреймворка, такие как fa?ade, модели, виды и контроллеры, а также их взаимодействие через нотификации. Также упоминаются различные версии фреймворка для других языков программирования и описываются принципы проектирования и разработки приложений на его основе.
Jesse Freeman is a technical architect with 10 years of Flash experience, specializing in Flash workflow and augmented reality (AR) applications. The document discusses the use of flartoolkit for integrating AR in Flash projects, detailing the setup process, creating 3D objects, and the importance of workflow tools to streamline development. Additionally, it highlights challenges in building AR apps and the future potential for advancements in AR technology.
Blurts is an audio operating system (AOS) that allows users to create and share 15-second "Blurts" across social networks and publishers' websites. It aims to become an open standard for short-burst audio and enhance social networks with the emotion of voice. Blurts also provides tools to increase publishers' organic search and user-generated content through transcription and optimization of Blurt audio. The company plans to launch free consumer and celebrity services in 2010 to drive awareness and growth across social networks and its own website, Blurts.com.
This document provides a guide on using green screen techniques with iMovie, detailing essential equipment and steps for successful implementation. Key steps include preparing your background, shooting your footage, and ensuring the correct order of uploading clips to avoid issues. Additional tips include using a tripod and adjusting camera settings to maintain quality.
Документ представляет собой обзор open-source фреймворка PureMVC, который основан на мета-паттерне MVC и предназначен для создания приложений. В нем описываются основные компоненты и архитектура фреймворка, а также шаги по проектированию и реализации приложений с использованием PureMVC, включая создание фасадов, прокси и медиаторов. Дополнительно рассматриваются возможности мультикорной архитектуры и важные аспекты взаимодействия компонентов через уведомления.
This document is an installation and operation manual for ATEM production switchers. It introduces the ATEM switcher and explains what an M/E (Mix Effects) switcher is. It provides instructions for plugging in equipment like cameras, control panels, and monitors. It also explains how to install and use the ATEM software control panel and update the switcher's software. The manual covers setting up and operating the switcher, including features like transitions, keying effects, and auxiliary outputs.
The document provides a detailed analysis of key scenes between Aoyama and Asami, focusing on their emotional states and interactions, particularly concerning a phone call. It examines various shots, narrative tension, and soundscapes that illustrate Aoyama's indecision and Asami's mysterious presence. The analysis highlights the significance of visual and auditory elements in conveying the characters' psychological dynamics.
This document discusses using green screen filmmaking in the classroom. It explains what chromakey is and how it works. It provides tips on setting up backgrounds, lighting, cameras, and editing software to create green screen videos. Examples of potential backgrounds include painted surfaces, fabric, paper, and projected screens. The document recommends diffuse lighting that separately illuminates the background and subject. It also provides tips for shooting, such as using tripods, taking multiple takes from different camera angles, and placing markers. The last sections demonstrate green screening in iMovie and offer additional tips and tricks.
Green screen technology, also known as chroma keying, allows scenes to be filmed against a solid color background that is later replaced digitally. This technique first emerged in the 1930s using blue screens but switched to green screens in the 1970s as cameras became more sensitive to green. The use of green screens revolutionized film production by allowing complex backgrounds to be added during editing, reducing location filming and costs. It also enabled genres like science fiction to film in studios and composite futuristic settings. Overall, green screen technology significantly lowered production expenses and expanded creative possibilities for visual effects.
Quartz is a mineral composed mainly of silicon dioxide that is the second most abundant mineral on Earth. It can be found in various colors depending on impurities and is found worldwide in all types of rock. A large quartz vein was discovered in Gwinnett County, Georgia in 2008. Quartz has many uses including as a gemstone, in electronics due to its piezoelectric properties, and as the base material for many computer chips.
This document discusses the use of green screen techniques in music videos. It provides several examples of how green screen was used in videos by Beyonce, Christina Perri, and other artists to enhance the narrative and convey emotions. Green screen was layered with different backgrounds, colors, and multiple shots of the artists to count down, depict moods, and create settings that matched the lyrics. Bright colors and foggy/dark backgrounds helped set sad, angry, or powerful tones to match the feelings in the songs.
- VST (Virtual Studio Technology) allows developers to create virtual instruments and effects that can be used within digital audio workstation (DAW) software, enabling a complete virtual music production studio.
- It was developed by Steinberg to allow third-party plugins that could be loaded and used within host DAW applications. Plugins can send and receive MIDI data.
- There are two main types of DAWs - computer-based which use a computer, soundcard, and software, and integrated which combine mixing console, audio converter, and storage in one device. VST expanded DAW capabilities by enabling virtual plugins.
This document summarizes Kuniaki Igarashi's everyday life with Ruby. It discusses the tools he uses like Web Console, Chrome Developer Tools, byebug and footnotes. It also describes some small Ruby projects he created, like a weather notification script and Candy Bottle for collecting tweets about him. The document ends by explaining his hobby of contributing test cases to Ruby Core by sending pull requests with new tests.
The document analyzes the conventions of romantic film trailers and how the student's media project trailer both followed and subverted some of these conventions. The trailer featured two main female characters instead of a typical male-female pairing. It used conventions like a moving storyline, emotional music, diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. However, it also subverted expectations by having two female leads and making the storyline intentionally more cliched than typical romantic films.
This document discusses building a real-time geolocation game called MapAttack using the Geoloqi API and platform. It describes some initial issues encountered with the game server handling concurrent traffic and real-time updates. It then explains how using Node.js, EventMachine, and Geoloqi's publish/subscribe system helped address these issues by making the server asynchronous and event-driven. The document advocates for keeping relevant data outside persistent stores for better performance and discusses using high-performance hardware as an alternative to scaling database infrastructure. It promotes Geoloqi and building other real-time geolocation applications and games.
Документ представляет собой подробное описание фреймворка PureMVC, основанного на мета-паттерне MVC, используемого для создания приложений. Рассматриваются ключевые компоненты фреймворка, такие как fa?ade, модели, виды и контроллеры, а также их взаимодействие через нотификации. Также упоминаются различные версии фреймворка для других языков программирования и описываются принципы проектирования и разработки приложений на его основе.
Jesse Freeman is a technical architect with 10 years of Flash experience, specializing in Flash workflow and augmented reality (AR) applications. The document discusses the use of flartoolkit for integrating AR in Flash projects, detailing the setup process, creating 3D objects, and the importance of workflow tools to streamline development. Additionally, it highlights challenges in building AR apps and the future potential for advancements in AR technology.
Blurts is an audio operating system (AOS) that allows users to create and share 15-second "Blurts" across social networks and publishers' websites. It aims to become an open standard for short-burst audio and enhance social networks with the emotion of voice. Blurts also provides tools to increase publishers' organic search and user-generated content through transcription and optimization of Blurt audio. The company plans to launch free consumer and celebrity services in 2010 to drive awareness and growth across social networks and its own website, Blurts.com.
This document provides a guide on using green screen techniques with iMovie, detailing essential equipment and steps for successful implementation. Key steps include preparing your background, shooting your footage, and ensuring the correct order of uploading clips to avoid issues. Additional tips include using a tripod and adjusting camera settings to maintain quality.
Документ представляет собой обзор open-source фреймворка PureMVC, который основан на мета-паттерне MVC и предназначен для создания приложений. В нем описываются основные компоненты и архитектура фреймворка, а также шаги по проектированию и реализации приложений с использованием PureMVC, включая создание фасадов, прокси и медиаторов. Дополнительно рассматриваются возможности мультикорной архитектуры и важные аспекты взаимодействия компонентов через уведомления.
This document is an installation and operation manual for ATEM production switchers. It introduces the ATEM switcher and explains what an M/E (Mix Effects) switcher is. It provides instructions for plugging in equipment like cameras, control panels, and monitors. It also explains how to install and use the ATEM software control panel and update the switcher's software. The manual covers setting up and operating the switcher, including features like transitions, keying effects, and auxiliary outputs.
The document provides a detailed analysis of key scenes between Aoyama and Asami, focusing on their emotional states and interactions, particularly concerning a phone call. It examines various shots, narrative tension, and soundscapes that illustrate Aoyama's indecision and Asami's mysterious presence. The analysis highlights the significance of visual and auditory elements in conveying the characters' psychological dynamics.
This document discusses using green screen filmmaking in the classroom. It explains what chromakey is and how it works. It provides tips on setting up backgrounds, lighting, cameras, and editing software to create green screen videos. Examples of potential backgrounds include painted surfaces, fabric, paper, and projected screens. The document recommends diffuse lighting that separately illuminates the background and subject. It also provides tips for shooting, such as using tripods, taking multiple takes from different camera angles, and placing markers. The last sections demonstrate green screening in iMovie and offer additional tips and tricks.
Green screen technology, also known as chroma keying, allows scenes to be filmed against a solid color background that is later replaced digitally. This technique first emerged in the 1930s using blue screens but switched to green screens in the 1970s as cameras became more sensitive to green. The use of green screens revolutionized film production by allowing complex backgrounds to be added during editing, reducing location filming and costs. It also enabled genres like science fiction to film in studios and composite futuristic settings. Overall, green screen technology significantly lowered production expenses and expanded creative possibilities for visual effects.
Quartz is a mineral composed mainly of silicon dioxide that is the second most abundant mineral on Earth. It can be found in various colors depending on impurities and is found worldwide in all types of rock. A large quartz vein was discovered in Gwinnett County, Georgia in 2008. Quartz has many uses including as a gemstone, in electronics due to its piezoelectric properties, and as the base material for many computer chips.
This document discusses the use of green screen techniques in music videos. It provides several examples of how green screen was used in videos by Beyonce, Christina Perri, and other artists to enhance the narrative and convey emotions. Green screen was layered with different backgrounds, colors, and multiple shots of the artists to count down, depict moods, and create settings that matched the lyrics. Bright colors and foggy/dark backgrounds helped set sad, angry, or powerful tones to match the feelings in the songs.
- VST (Virtual Studio Technology) allows developers to create virtual instruments and effects that can be used within digital audio workstation (DAW) software, enabling a complete virtual music production studio.
- It was developed by Steinberg to allow third-party plugins that could be loaded and used within host DAW applications. Plugins can send and receive MIDI data.
- There are two main types of DAWs - computer-based which use a computer, soundcard, and software, and integrated which combine mixing console, audio converter, and storage in one device. VST expanded DAW capabilities by enabling virtual plugins.
This document summarizes Kuniaki Igarashi's everyday life with Ruby. It discusses the tools he uses like Web Console, Chrome Developer Tools, byebug and footnotes. It also describes some small Ruby projects he created, like a weather notification script and Candy Bottle for collecting tweets about him. The document ends by explaining his hobby of contributing test cases to Ruby Core by sending pull requests with new tests.
This Ruby script iterates through all files in the current directory and its subdirectories, prints the file path and line number for any line that contains non-ASCII characters, and excludes lines that contain only ASCII characters. It uses regular expressions to check for non-ASCII character presence in each line.
This document summarizes a presentation about various Ruby conferences around the world. It introduces five lightning talks that will be given by organizers of RubyConf/Kaigi events: Pat Allan will talk about Rails Camps, Chad Fowler will talk about RubyConf, Jiang Wu will talk about RubyConf China, Daniel Bovensiepen will talk about EuRuKo, and Masayoshi Takahashi will talk about RubyKaigi. The presenter encourages questions after each talk and organizing a group to attend the community night party.
The document discusses the N-body problem in physics, which aims to describe the motion of a group of celestial objects that interact with each other gravitationally. It notes that the problem cannot be solved analytically except in some special cases. Numerical methods are required to calculate the trajectories of bodies and their interactions over time.
Das Dokument enth?lt Informationen über Kuniaki Igarashi und verweist auf mehrere Daten und m?glicherweise Künstlernamen. Es scheint sich um eine Art Archiv oder Notiz zu handeln, die auch Verbindungen zu einem Café und anderen Personen herstellt. Die genauen Inhalte und der Kontext bleiben unklar.