www.youtube.com
If they complete all of your blog with detailed comments on all of your posts, you then need to create an account on YOU TUBE and upload yourVideo Slideshow to YOUTUBE.
Once the video is uploaded, you can paste the html code onto you blog and the video will play on their site.
Kevin Martinez might be able to help everyone with this.
Please look at the link to check out the blogs from last semester to see if your blog is up to standard.
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Friday, May 19, 2006
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Export Slideshow
File>Share>Quicktime>CD ROM
Save in your movies folder. Open it up to see that it works.
We will upload these to YOUTUBE.com eventually and then paste them on our yet to be created blogsite.
Save in your movies folder. Open it up to see that it works.
We will upload these to YOUTUBE.com eventually and then paste them on our yet to be created blogsite.
Blog Assignment
http://mrmitchellmedia.blogspot.com/2006/01/blog-assignment.html
Click this link above for more info.
Click this link above for more info.
Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Monday, April 17, 2006
T-Shirt Contest Art
When you are done with your t-shirt art save it as a JPEG.
Make sure the file has your name on it.
Next, send that file to Mr. Story's drop box.
Click on the desktop>go>connect to server>staff>guest>staff>S>Brian Story
Add your file to the drop box and click OK.
Make sure the file has your name on it.
Next, send that file to Mr. Story's drop box.
Click on the desktop>go>connect to server>staff>guest>staff>S>Brian Story
Add your file to the drop box and click OK.
B-Movie Poster examples
http://www.go-star.com/antiquing/movieposters.htm
http://www.moderntimes.com/palace/b/bposter.htm
http://www.moderntimes.com/palace/b/bposter.htm
B-Movie Poster
Steps for B-Movie Poster
1. Brainstorm and sketch ideas on paper. Show Mr. Mitchell your four ideas and pick one to work on.
2. Spend time to get any background/landscape pictures that you need. Pick a place that you could potentially have monsters climb on/destroy/reappear from/or live. Your poster must have at least one digital image taken with a camera.
3. Import your background photos and internet pictures to your computer.
4. Create a new document in Photoshop at 8.5 *11 inches with 200 resolution.
5. Add background photo to new document and import/download internet directly into project.
6. Manipulate photos to work within your poster.
7. Go to good-tutorials.com and pick a text to create that is appropriate for your poster. Text with blood, fire, or multiple colors also seem to work best. You will make text for your movie name as well as tag-lines and movie stars. The text should go well together.
7b. Check in with Mr. Mitchell to make sure everything is OK.
8. Once you have completed all of your poster you will need to merge layers and convert your picture to grayscale.
9. You will now paint your picture at approximately 23%-30% opacity. Pick colors that stand out.
10. Check in with Mr. Mitchell again and print.
Grading will be based on the following:
Creative movie title
Creative use of text effects for title and tag lines
Interesting/scary monster or villian
Use of digital image
Color Coordination
Realism of poster (does it look like something we would see in a theater)
Logo included
Movie details included in small print (directed by etc.)
Take your time on this project!
1. Brainstorm and sketch ideas on paper. Show Mr. Mitchell your four ideas and pick one to work on.
2. Spend time to get any background/landscape pictures that you need. Pick a place that you could potentially have monsters climb on/destroy/reappear from/or live. Your poster must have at least one digital image taken with a camera.
3. Import your background photos and internet pictures to your computer.
4. Create a new document in Photoshop at 8.5 *11 inches with 200 resolution.
5. Add background photo to new document and import/download internet directly into project.
6. Manipulate photos to work within your poster.
7. Go to good-tutorials.com and pick a text to create that is appropriate for your poster. Text with blood, fire, or multiple colors also seem to work best. You will make text for your movie name as well as tag-lines and movie stars. The text should go well together.
7b. Check in with Mr. Mitchell to make sure everything is OK.
8. Once you have completed all of your poster you will need to merge layers and convert your picture to grayscale.
9. You will now paint your picture at approximately 23%-30% opacity. Pick colors that stand out.
10. Check in with Mr. Mitchell again and print.
Grading will be based on the following:
Creative movie title
Creative use of text effects for title and tag lines
Interesting/scary monster or villian
Use of digital image
Color Coordination
Realism of poster (does it look like something we would see in a theater)
Logo included
Movie details included in small print (directed by etc.)
Take your time on this project!
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
T-ShirtContest
http://www.tutorialized.com/tutorial/Andy-Warhol-Photo-Effect/8881
http://www.silkscreenbiz.com/learning/artwork.htm
Shorecrest Arts EXPO '06
So what we need is a simple yet interesting design to be printed on shirts that states arts expo or art expo or sc expo or ??? and some appropriate artistic design. it could be comical, or artistic, or of an artist or???
2 colors max, NO gradients of those colors, just solids. NO lines thinner than 1/8"...
http://www.silkscreenbiz.com/learning/artwork.htm
Shorecrest Arts EXPO '06
So what we need is a simple yet interesting design to be printed on shirts that states arts expo or art expo or sc expo or ??? and some appropriate artistic design. it could be comical, or artistic, or of an artist or???
2 colors max, NO gradients of those colors, just solids. NO lines thinner than 1/8"...
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Friday, March 17, 2006
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
Printing Info
First adjust the brightness on your document about 15-20 (image>brightness and contrast) because our printer prints dark.
Next,
File>Print Preview
Select 'Select Scale to Fit Media' and 'Let Photoshop Determine Colors'
Select 'Page Setup' and select horizontal or vertical and click 'ok'
Select Print
Under Paper Type and Quality choose 'Glossy Paper'
Under Advanced pick 'maximum edge control' and 'Best Quality' Compression
Print
Next,
File>Print Preview
Select 'Select Scale to Fit Media' and 'Let Photoshop Determine Colors'
Select 'Page Setup' and select horizontal or vertical and click 'ok'
Select Print
Under Paper Type and Quality choose 'Glossy Paper'
Under Advanced pick 'maximum edge control' and 'Best Quality' Compression
School Poster Assignment
You will make a school-related poster that is 8.5 *11 inches and has 200 resolution.
The poster must contain a creative and orignal font and must be multi-colored.
Posters should be easy to read and conatain at least one border.
You must contact the advisor in charge of your selected activity.
Please include your logo at the bottom of the poster.
The poster must contain a creative and orignal font and must be multi-colored.
Posters should be easy to read and conatain at least one border.
You must contact the advisor in charge of your selected activity.
Please include your logo at the bottom of the poster.
Staff List For Activities
http://schools.shorelineschools.org/shorecrest/asb/index.php#activities
This list will tell you what staff member is in charge of which activity here at Shorecrest. You will email this staff member to explain to them your poster project.
This list will tell you what staff member is in charge of which activity here at Shorecrest. You will email this staff member to explain to them your poster project.
Friday, March 03, 2006
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
CD Cover Assignment
CD Assignment
You will create a front and back cover to insert into a blank CD case.
First you will open Photoshop and create two new blank documents. Both of these documents should be approximately 4.875 inches * 4.875 inches.
Front Cover:
• CD Name and Band Names in fonts of your choice from Good-Tutorials.com
• Fictional Band Name in font of your choice.
• Use your own pictures only. Every item on both covers must be something you took a picture of or that you grabbed from the internet (high-resolution only)
• An appropriate and well planned background if your picture is smaller than 4.875 inches. Gradients are always a nice option too for backgrounds.
Back Cover:
• Five pictures. Your five pictures can be band members playing music, singing, signing autographs, or you can make a collage (See The Beatles Sergeant Lonely Hearts Club Band or Revolver down below for good collage examples).
• Track List
• Copyright Information
• Well-designed background
Tools and Effects utilized from Photoshop:
Clone Stamp, Eyedropper, Selection Tools, Layering, Color Gradients, Adjusting Colors, Text Effects, cut/paste, and Free Transform etc.
http://porktornado.diaryland.com/albumcover.html
You will create a front and back cover to insert into a blank CD case.
First you will open Photoshop and create two new blank documents. Both of these documents should be approximately 4.875 inches * 4.875 inches.
Front Cover:
• CD Name and Band Names in fonts of your choice from Good-Tutorials.com
• Fictional Band Name in font of your choice.
• Use your own pictures only. Every item on both covers must be something you took a picture of or that you grabbed from the internet (high-resolution only)
• An appropriate and well planned background if your picture is smaller than 4.875 inches. Gradients are always a nice option too for backgrounds.
Back Cover:
• Five pictures. Your five pictures can be band members playing music, singing, signing autographs, or you can make a collage (See The Beatles Sergeant Lonely Hearts Club Band or Revolver down below for good collage examples).
• Track List
• Copyright Information
• Well-designed background
Tools and Effects utilized from Photoshop:
Clone Stamp, Eyedropper, Selection Tools, Layering, Color Gradients, Adjusting Colors, Text Effects, cut/paste, and Free Transform etc.
http://porktornado.diaryland.com/albumcover.html
Friday, February 10, 2006
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