Under the Boardwalk

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This is the piece me, Andrew, and Branden made on the day the ICA opened...
We went outside and convinced people to sing lines from Under the Boardwalk.
This is only the first draft... I have to go back and add the ACTUAL song under it, and maybe some pictures?
But anyway... enjoy!

Kaleidoscope.

Hurray for filters!

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If it makes it as far as being in the actual piece, it'll be as part of the opening credits or something like that... not an actual part of the piece.

A Post!

Finally.

Here are some shots I took... I didn't really have an idea other than that it should involve music.

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Idea.

Okay.
I have some sort of vague idea of what I might want to do.

Originally, Joe told me I should do something related to leaving home and moving on, etc... (My mom told me a couple of months ago that she might move to Germany, so the theme is all sort of based on that.)

I wanted, orginally, to do some sort of narrative piece about a girl (or guy, whatever), who finds out that their parent is moving away (or some other big, life changing piece of news, details are sketchy) and all day sees symbols that remind her of that, so she feels like she can't escape from it and it's all that she can think about.

But, it might be hard to do something with an actor, so I'm probably changing it somehow to make it more abstract and less narrative-like.


Any critque you can offer would be great, even if it's just to say that it's a terrible idea. ANYTHING.

Thank you.

Ideas Part II

I want my piece to be... artistic.
I have no idea how.
I've always liked Branden's stuff, but I could probably not do it.
And I like the idea of doing something in another language, like Rene did.
I want it to be... creative and artistic and different.
I just need a story or idea to start it off.

Ideas...

I have no idea what I'm doing this year.
Because I've never made anything before (except last year's documentary), so I have no idea what makes a good movie.
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Power Play

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A documentary about musical chairs, power, and the link between the two.
Created by the 2006 Tuesday Class (Patricia Giunta, Kameko Gregory, Christina Frizzi, Sara Sullivan, Soshima Cadet).