Sound of Production Response

In the chapter, “Sound of Production”, Hurbis-Cherrier talks about understanding sound and how that understanding is portrayed into media productions such as concerts, movies, reality shows, etc. He informs us of the 4 basic properties of sound which are pitch, loudness, quality, and velocity. After describing them, he then goes into talking about microphone directionality,

A Meal Gone Wrong

Author’s Statement: Andrew Pak was in the mood for a delicious peanut butter and jelly sandwich for dinner. As he begins making his plate he realizes there is a problem. He is completely out of peanut butter. To overcome this conflict, he decides to travel to a nearby store to buy a new batch. After

Hurbis-Cherrier Response

In chapter 13 of Mick Hurbis-Cherrier’s book, he discusses the basics of lighting within film works. This immediately made me think of the film Barry Lyndon due to how natural light is used throughout it. Pull: In “The Fundamental Sources Of Light” section of the chapter, Hurbis-Cherrier quotes, ” Natural light is a term meaning

Hackett Response

In the post, “As We Become Cameras”, the author, Matt Hackett, mentions how there will be a considerable amount of people that will have access to some sort of camera by 2020. He actually states that 80 percent of the world would have access to one. This could be due to smartphones and their camera

Rosenburg Response

September 3, 2020 Written by: Nick Kazanas At the beginning of Scott Rosenburg’s post, “Images are not a representation of reality”, we learn of Edgar Martins, a photographer who recently got his photos sold and displayed on a real estate project by the New York Times. He apparently said that the photos weren’t digitally edited,

Funny But Embarrassing

When I was in Greece on vacation, my family and friends decided to meet up at the beach. One of my friends had a stupid idea to see who was faster in the water. We decided to race from the shore line, to the first buoy, and back. I got a great start and was