Due: Domestic Intervention Studio Project (assigned Day 8)
Critique Domestic Intervention Studio Project
Lecture: Montage Editing
Group Activity: Image Sequence
Lecture: Montage
Studio Project: Montage (Due Day 12)
Word List: Sparkle, Energy, Future, Surprise, Delay, Fact, Spirit, Dexterity, Reconciliation, Chaos
Image Criteria:
No text
No recognizable brands, logos
No celebrities (includes animated characters)
No watermarks
Each group picks a word from the list.
As a group discuss what types of images can represent that word.
Search for images, pick three, and put them in the Webex chat. Instructor will meet with each group briefly to help you pick one image from the three. Instructor will give each group's image to another group.
This image gives a new or more specific meaning to Image 1.
As a group discuss what kind of images to look for.
Search for images, pick three, and put them in the Webex chat. Instructor will meet with each group briefly to help you pick one image from the three. Instructor will give Image 1 and Image 2 to another group.
This image is a conclusion. It ties all three images together into a whole.
As a group discuss what kind of images to look for.
Search for images, pick three, and put them in the Webex chat. Instructor will meet with each group briefly to help you pick one image from the three. Instructor will give the sequence of Image 1, Image 2, Image 3 to another group.
As a group, write a brief caption which recontextualizes the image sequence further.
represents a word
recontextualizes Image 1
completes the sequence
represents a word
recontextualizes Image 1
completes the sequence
Make a sequence of four or more images that combine to form a cohesive whole.
The images can be photographs (found online or photographed by you), drawings, collages, etc.
Use the concepts and examples from today’s lectures and exercise as a reference.
The #1 thing I am looking for in grading these projects is how you use Montage to create extra meanings beyond what each individual image shows.
write a caption which further recontextualizes the image sequence, or adds an unexpected twist.
To turn in: submit four images as a Google Slideshow, in your IVA course folder. The images must be the same shape rectangle when you turn them in. If the images are not the same shape rectangle, use Google Slides to crop them.
Due: 9 am Wednesday August 5