For my transformative video, I wanted to capture a scene where the world is in chaos and there is smoke coming from afar while I try and escape. 

Kelli Crockett Transformative Video Portrait

 

For my Transformative Video Portrait project, I chose to do a portrait of my friend, Jane. She is an artist and always has her head in the clouds imagining what beautiful thing she wants to create next. In order to illustrate this, I had her pose in front of a blue screen with balloons. I edited in a warm pink cloud background, scattered snow, a lens flare, and some camera sway into this footage to give the illusion that she is flying through the sky in amazement.

Transformative Portrait- Brooke Hockspiel

 

For my project, I wanted to show myself playing the piano on the beach. To me, the two most relaxing things are playing the piano and laying on the beach so I wanted to put this in a scenario together. I also wanted to provide an effect of the sun passing through the image, which is what I did with an effect in After Effects.

Motion Portrait

Video of our football team after winning in Overtime against Rice!!! Some players were emotional, some were excited, and the student section rushed the field to celebrate with the team! Amazing moment to be down there on the field. The crowd was cheering the entire time and the team made some key plays to win the game. 

 

Brooke Hockspiel Night Prowler

 

For my project, I wanted to explore some long exposures of fireworks that I took.

Ninja Prowler

 

The top picture is the Main Picture, Bottom are the different movements being placed.  

For my Night Prowler assignment I wanted to play with the way light moves throughout a shot.  I decided to create a almost replica of a Ninja Turtle theme and portray different fighting motions and movements throughout the shoot.  

Night Prowler - Dominic

 

For this project I worked on drawing out a fire with using multiple layers of light drawing. Collaging them together to create a life like picture of fire. I was aiming to make the fire look as organic as possible, as well as the surrounding. Making sure light hit areas where it should, being able to see through the fire, and making the hotter area brighter and warmer than the rest. All of this was done with just glow sticks and many many attempts at drawing different areas of the flames.