Friday, December 18, 2015


The front of my business card was inspired by a moo business card titled fingerprints.  It used a more subtle curve design over a gradient. When I get bored, I doodle designs like the one on my card so I also used that for inspiration. I thought that the design looked both creative and slightly graphic at the same time so it fit me well. Due to a bust front, I chose to keep a clean and simple back. I spent a while picking a font to fit in with my logo and felt that a light, rounded sans serif worked well. I added a pop of graphics and color on the back. I chose teal because it was the same color in my logo.





Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Logo

      I started my logo process by looking at vintage logos and doing retro style sketches. Although I love vintage style, I also really like minimalist contemporary style too so I started to lean more towards that style because it fits me better. I chose a super dark charcoal because I wanted sophisticated, but I didn't want a dark black. I chose the white and lime because they contrasted well with the charcoal color. The green also is unique and creative which I thought represented me well. I used a circle for organization but I used a messier font and paint stroke to show creativity and a bit of chaos in the calmness of a charcoal circle.

Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Class Critique

Evan

Critique: needs to be closer on interviews
Positive: good angle for the story

Nick

Critique: quiet voiceovers
Positive: nice variety of shots for B roll

Alison

Critique: shakey shots
Positive: all audio was loud enough and the same volune

Courtney:

Critque: in the interview, Austin needs to be looking towards the right
Positive: great angle of story and interview

Dema:

Critique: audio is too quiet at times
Positive: good variety of shots

Rosie: 
Critique: voiceovers don't connect soundbytes much
Positive: Great lighting in each shot

Rylee: 
Critique: follow rule of thirds more
Positive: good story angle

Catherine: 
Critique: voiceovers beed more enthusiasm 
Positive: I liked your angle

Alex: 
Critique: There was very little interview footage 
Positive: great B roll variety

Mitch:
Critique: voiceovers are too quiet
Positive: great interviews

Nicole: 
Critique: there's little enthusiasm in voiceovers
Positive: good shot set up

Drew:
Critique: shakey shots
Positive: good story angle

Emily:
Critique: get closer on interviews
Positive: nice shots! all very stable and have great composition

Conlin: 
Critique: shakey shots
Positive: good story angle

Kyle: 
Critique: some interviews need to be set up closer
Positive: nice interview content

Jacob: 
Critique: The text is not legible
Positive: good angle

Delany: N/A

Abbey: 
Critique: audio volume levels are messy
Positive: great lead!

Amy: 
Critique: audio volune levels change
Positive: great story writting! ex: lead, voiceovers, angle, arrangement of shots

Chelsey: 
Critique: interviews should be closer
Positive: good angle

My audio is messed up and my interview could be closer.


Alyssa: 
Critique: need closer interviews
Positive: good overall voiceovers (volume, tone of voice, writting)

Friday, October 9, 2015

Article Review

The article was claiming that news reporters can be rude or insensitive at times. They sometimes do not consider feelings of thise being interviewed and only care about the story. The article had good evidence for both sides.