Thursday, October 11, 2012
Friday, September 28, 2012
MEET THE TCF TEAM!
Shelby Hadden - documentary director
Shelby Art to Life Self-Portrait from Shelby Hadden on Vimeo.
Greg Kubik - director, promo video & director of photographer
Self Portrait of Greg Kubik from Greg Kubik on Vimeo.
10-11:30 LAB SECTION / TCF GROUP MENTORS:
Kat DeLay - videographer, Honors digital life story editor
Daniel Roth - videographer, Honors digital life story editor
1-2:30 LAB SECTION / TCF GROUP MENTORS:
Mick Gormley - sound, promo editor, Honors digital life story editor
Mick Gormley from Mick Gormley on Vimeo.
William Mason - videographer, Honors digital life story editor
William Mason Digital Self Portrait from William Mason on Vimeo.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Digital Story Telling
The Way of Barbers
I orginally clicked on this link, because miss read it as Walt Disney. However, I was pleasantly surprised with my happening upon this story of a little old barber. I felt comforted in the fact that he emphasized somethings never change, like a barber. Keeping up with his fathers supplies, made me feel a sense of pride in your family and family line. I also liked the fact that his dad passed down a bible with the tools of his trade. almost hinting that he relied on it just as much as scissors to be successful. I also thought his approach to being a barber was rather fascinating. It is not something you nessicarly think about, but your barber does play somewhat of an instrumental role in your life. But, like he noted they never know when customers die or move on. That was interesting to me, because a barber is crucial to how we present ourselves, but then again barely knows us.
The Way of Barbers
A Lesson in Time
I really enjoyed this story. First, because the young woman talks of her great grandmother becoming a doctor, which is a goal of mine. It reminded me of my story, because something during the Civil War, a time of tragedy, sparked in her a desire to serve and help others. Simmilarly when my baby cousin was passing away from a brain tumor, I had a similar realization that I too wanted to go to medical school and help those who are hurting. I think sometimes, it takes a real life experience like war or losing a loved one to want to make that commitment. I am thankful for people like the speakers great grandmother who forged the road for women to becoming doctors. I only hope that I can have the courage and perservance that this woman must have faced when pursuing a career in medicine at that time.
A lesson in Time
I orginally clicked on this link, because miss read it as Walt Disney. However, I was pleasantly surprised with my happening upon this story of a little old barber. I felt comforted in the fact that he emphasized somethings never change, like a barber. Keeping up with his fathers supplies, made me feel a sense of pride in your family and family line. I also liked the fact that his dad passed down a bible with the tools of his trade. almost hinting that he relied on it just as much as scissors to be successful. I also thought his approach to being a barber was rather fascinating. It is not something you nessicarly think about, but your barber does play somewhat of an instrumental role in your life. But, like he noted they never know when customers die or move on. That was interesting to me, because a barber is crucial to how we present ourselves, but then again barely knows us.
The Way of Barbers
A Lesson in Time
I really enjoyed this story. First, because the young woman talks of her great grandmother becoming a doctor, which is a goal of mine. It reminded me of my story, because something during the Civil War, a time of tragedy, sparked in her a desire to serve and help others. Simmilarly when my baby cousin was passing away from a brain tumor, I had a similar realization that I too wanted to go to medical school and help those who are hurting. I think sometimes, it takes a real life experience like war or losing a loved one to want to make that commitment. I am thankful for people like the speakers great grandmother who forged the road for women to becoming doctors. I only hope that I can have the courage and perservance that this woman must have faced when pursuing a career in medicine at that time.
A lesson in Time
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Nurstory
All of the videos I watched were in the Nurstory section. These videos were very interesting to me because I am about to apply for Nursing school. The three videos that I watched were Vicki Erikson's digital story, Go Around, and Rural Folks. Vicki Erickson's was my favorite story; however, I think that she needed a more interesting title. If I wasn't interesting in becoming a NICU nurse then I probably wouldn't have stayed on her video for very long. Her voice was very soothing and soft and the music went along with the story perfectly. The video that was my least favorite was Go Around. I just felt that she was reading off a pice of paper and the story didn't really pull me in.
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