Final Week - Video

1. When I was a kid, I experimented with stop motion animation and made videos of my dolls. I want to currently make art films now. 

2. The quality would be better and it would be easier to control. 

3. Art film! Anything involving a kind of Wes Anderson approach. Overall I don't have a specific idea yet.

4. Having a scene were someone is admiring something or when you enhance on something. 

5. Instrumental music because I also might want to do a silent film.

https://youtu.be/Zo2DSLnjY08

Lay Flat Photography

1. Bird's eye view, Becoming the subject, Eye level, and Worm's eye view.

2. Bird's eye view is a higher perspective (above ground) view. Becoming the subject is a perspective from the main subject, eye level is a middle ground flat level, and worm's eye view is a below ground lower view. 

3. "it's all in the details" and "adding textures" is advised. 

4. A box with a skull on it and various assortments of food.
5. Many but it depends on how it's framed and the main subject. 

6. Art supplies on my desk, a painting, a book, a field of flowers. 

7. Trying not to have a distracting background and having an obvious main focus. 

Pictures I took: 

Write another review

1. The album 'Miss Anthropocene' by Grimes.

2. The author explains how the album has remarkable production and the overall product of the album is highly recommended for people who enjoy electronic pop music.

3. A musician from Canada who uses morbid electronic sound with morbid lyrics and imagery. 

4. The didn't use a scale, they said that they highly recommend it and that it is a very good album.

5. I pretty much expected what the review said.

6. No sir.

7. I thought it was a decent review but it could've been more specific.

Movie Review and Prep

https://www.mrqe.com/movie_reviews/trolls-2-m100130840
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/trolls-world-tour-review-1288640
1. Movie Review Query Engine
2. Justin Lowe
3. 6-10
4. Good life lessons, celebrates diversity, good animation, ext.
5. Predictable conflict, similar to the first movie, ext.
6."The helpful life lessons about diversity, tolerance and kindness that are delivered along the way are certainly worth repeating, but maybe not as incessantly as the filmmakers seem to believe."

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_invisible_man_2020
https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/the-invisible-man/Film?oid=78237955
1. Rotten Tomatoes
2. Adam Mullins-Khatib
3. 8-10
4. Good jump scares, good plot, ext.
5. Predictable. 
6. "Ultimately, The Invisible Man makes for a pacey, if mostly predictable, reimagining of a classic Hollywood horror terror."

1. Terry Zwigoff.
2. Advanced Medien, Granada Film, Jersey Shore, and Mr. Mudd. 
3. It's based off an indie comic book written by Daniel Clowes and it's about teen angst between two unique teen girls who struggle with the real world.
4. It doesn't say specifically but I think it's based in the northern part of America. 

5. What is the movie rated?

7.3/10 on IMDb. 

6. Lianne Halfon, John Malkovich, and Russell Smith

7. Sadly no, but it was nominated for an Oscar based off of the screenplay. 

8. Seven million. 

9.Society likes the humor and story but some people got offended by the language used by the characters. 

10. Other reviews wish that the college application subject from the book would've been featured in the film (I strongly agree).
11. Thora Birch as Enid Coleslaw (The main protagonist) 
Scarlet Johanson as Rebecca (Becky) (Enid's best friend)
Steve Buscemi as Seymor (Enid's friend and potential lover)
Brad Renfro as Josh (Enid's male friend and partial crush)
and Bob Balaban as Enid's Dad

Newspaper Design #2

Newspaper Design #1

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