Tonight had got to be the most stressful night, ever. I filmed a lot of footage for me to work with on my video camera and when I went to upload it to my laptop, my uploading program would not recognise my camera! I spent about an hour trying out different ways to upload footage including updating software on my computer, restarting my computer, opening the programme first then connecting my camera, and several million other processes. I decided to go and work on some other assignments. About half an hour ago I realised I could use a normal digital camera to shoot similar footage. (The rest of this post was continued the next day) When I began filming the next day the digital camera had a few difficulties after working perfectly fine for about an hour. I freaked out a tiny bit but realised I could just use the camera on my laptop to film, so a few seconds on my film were done with Photobooth - Hooray for Macs!
I've created this video under a creative commons licence and taking into consideration the 'Share Alike' element in addition to compulsory 'Attribution' element of all creative commons work. (Creative Commons Australia, 2011) I'll credit the original artist/s on my Youtube video.
The purpose of my video is to show one's initial reaction to technology and how they find it annoying and to some extent, scary. The character in this film is on the verge of insanity from the constant noise which the device continues to produce.
Creative Commons Australia, 2011, viewed 22nd September 2011, <http://creativecommons.org.au/learn-more/licences>
The purpose of my video is to show one's initial reaction to technology and how they find it annoying and to some extent, scary. The character in this film is on the verge of insanity from the constant noise which the device continues to produce.
Creative Commons Australia, 2011, viewed 22nd September 2011, <http://creativecommons.org.au/learn-more/licences>
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