Monday, March 31, 2014
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Hilary's Photos
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
If you are ever wondering how visual comm professors play in their spare time...
Of course, all they do is thinking about and working on visual storytelling.
Below is a visual overview of Marty's Lehigh speech yesterday and its educational effects.
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Editor Baron: "So what I want to say today is...
Professor Lule: 'Hmm that sounds like a good idea.'
"So like this?"
Professor Veto: "No, no... Jack, that's not cool. Your hands should face up like this."
Jackie: "I agree. I think this is more cutting-edge than..."
"...something this. Because this gesture is so 2013."
Professor Veto: "Exactly. I think this is state of the art - hands facing up in parallel."
"At an advanced level, like, if you become an editor, you are allowed to use just one hand."
"OK, Enough is enough. Let's call it a day. "
Thanks for everyone featured in the story!
Below is a visual overview of Marty's Lehigh speech yesterday and its educational effects.
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Editor Baron: "So what I want to say today is...
... that you should put your hands up like this when you speak to look cool."
Professor Lule: 'Hmm that sounds like a good idea.'
"So like this?"
Professor Veto: "No, no... Jack, that's not cool. Your hands should face up like this."
Professor Lule: "Oh, Ok."
Jackie: "I agree. I think this is more cutting-edge than..."
"...something this. Because this gesture is so 2013."
Professor Veto: "Exactly. I think this is state of the art - hands facing up in parallel."
"At an advanced level, like, if you become an editor, you are allowed to use just one hand."
"What about this? Are the Brown & White editors allowed to try new things like this?"
"OK, Enough is enough. Let's call it a day. "
Thanks for everyone featured in the story!
Professor Littau in the Raptures of Happiness
He is obviously in love with his M***** hoodie.
It reached such a level that we cannot pass it over, so
the department decided to order a Brown & White hoodie for him.
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Friday, March 14, 2014
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Having Trouble Uploading Your Video?
If you have trouble uploading your video, make sure you have followed the steps below:
1. You have to save your final outcome as a movie file, not a WMM project file. In Movie Maker, go to file and choose 'save movie' instead of 'save project' and save it in your computer.
2. Depending on the device you used, you may have to convert the file to a different type that can be recognized. For instance, Blogger may not recognize MP4 files. Right click on the saved movie file and choose the convert using Prism option (or, open Prism on desktop and open the movie file).
2-1. If Prism shows you an annoying pop-up message, it means you have to register your Prism credentials. Find the big envelope attached to your computer (hard disk under the desk) and put in the information (passcode, etc.) into the pop-up window. Each computer has its passcode - you should not use other computers' passcode. Then Prism will work.
3. Check where the converted file is saved. You can designate the folder to save the converted file before Prism starts converting. Once your converted file is saved, delete old movie file (not the WMM project) to avoid confusion.
4. Go to Blogger.com, and open a new post. If there is a video file the is endlessly being processed, get rid of it (you can simply go one step back by hitting the arrow icon at the menu bar). Hit the clapper icon and choose the converted movie file from the folder it has been saved. It will be processed for about a minute. Hit 'Save' under your name on the right side and hit 'Publish' then it will be posted.
4-1. If you keep having trouble even after making sure all of the above, you may want to post it on YouTube and select 'From YouTube' or 'My YouTube' option on Blogger.com (the options appear on the left side after hitting the clapper icon in a new post).
5. Sometimes weird things happen (e.g., suddenly you can't hear the audio, the aspect ratio gets weird and everybody in the video has a narrow head, etc.) so play and watch your movie from the beginning until the end and make sure everything including your title and credits is fine. If anything is not good, go back to your WMM project and edit the movie and take the same steps again.
6. Put the same title and the group members' names to the blog post. Make sure your movie title properly summarizes the content in the movie.
7. You are done. Now you are a video producer/editor!
1. You have to save your final outcome as a movie file, not a WMM project file. In Movie Maker, go to file and choose 'save movie' instead of 'save project' and save it in your computer.
2. Depending on the device you used, you may have to convert the file to a different type that can be recognized. For instance, Blogger may not recognize MP4 files. Right click on the saved movie file and choose the convert using Prism option (or, open Prism on desktop and open the movie file).
2-1. If Prism shows you an annoying pop-up message, it means you have to register your Prism credentials. Find the big envelope attached to your computer (hard disk under the desk) and put in the information (passcode, etc.) into the pop-up window. Each computer has its passcode - you should not use other computers' passcode. Then Prism will work.
3. Check where the converted file is saved. You can designate the folder to save the converted file before Prism starts converting. Once your converted file is saved, delete old movie file (not the WMM project) to avoid confusion.
4. Go to Blogger.com, and open a new post. If there is a video file the is endlessly being processed, get rid of it (you can simply go one step back by hitting the arrow icon at the menu bar). Hit the clapper icon and choose the converted movie file from the folder it has been saved. It will be processed for about a minute. Hit 'Save' under your name on the right side and hit 'Publish' then it will be posted.
4-1. If you keep having trouble even after making sure all of the above, you may want to post it on YouTube and select 'From YouTube' or 'My YouTube' option on Blogger.com (the options appear on the left side after hitting the clapper icon in a new post).
5. Sometimes weird things happen (e.g., suddenly you can't hear the audio, the aspect ratio gets weird and everybody in the video has a narrow head, etc.) so play and watch your movie from the beginning until the end and make sure everything including your title and credits is fine. If anything is not good, go back to your WMM project and edit the movie and take the same steps again.
6. Put the same title and the group members' names to the blog post. Make sure your movie title properly summarizes the content in the movie.
7. You are done. Now you are a video producer/editor!
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