1. I am choosing to start my drift walk on the corner of Wisconsin Ave. and Van Buren St. From past experiences, I know that this is a very busy street. I really want to capture a human interactions so being in the heart of the city will help. I am going to look for different places to record video. Being in a place that has a lot of movement in it will consequently make my video more appealing. I also know that this particular area is full of buildings with awesome architecture. I will do my sound recordings in a wooded area off of Capital. I'm courious to see how strictly natural sounds will blend with the images I capture of the city.
2. From my starting point I will head west on Wisconsin Ave. At every intersection I will flip a coin. If the coin lands on heads, I will take a right and if it lands on tails, I will take the left. I will be on the look out for little nooks and crannies of the city streets so I may diverge a little bit off course.
3. In order to ensure that I have enough video captured I have picked two techniques to limit myself. The first technique I want to do is to shoot a lot of images while the camera is suspended by something or being moved by something other than myself. The next technique I want to try is attempting to get the lowest possible angle with my camera. These two techniques sound really cool and I'm excited to try them out.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
drift two map
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This is a map showing where I walked to complete my secong drift project. I recorded sound in Kern Park and recorded video down town. I was courious to see how blending two parts of Milwaukee would turn out.
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