At the last three weeks of this semester, Mr. Panago introduced us a new video editing software Adobe After Effects. Adobe Premiere, which is also mainly for video editing that I explored in midterm project, is generally employed to arrange the order of videos, cut and put transitions, it is also capable of doing basic DVD authoring. While After Effects can edit video footage in much the same way as Premiere, it is designed specifically to work with video layering, compositing, effects and animation. Basically as what it states in its name, it is used for "Effects".Of course Premiere can also do these things but After Effects has a slightly different workflow that makes them easier. After Effects also tends to have better quality effects, etc (Source: http://www.mediacollege.com/adobe/compare/aftereffects-vs-premiere.html ). Strong interest in editing videos drove me to discover Adobe After Effects as final project. To explore its two-dimension animated picture making functio
While exploring Stan Brakhage and his genius, I grew this odd fascination for insects. With this I really appreciated his strenuous work and showcased it to my friends whom agreed with me on the hectic yet calming effect of the film. Interested in his work, I began to research Brakhage and came across a fellow admirer of his work who had taken still frames of the film. The pictures to the left and the right are taken from his website and are really remarkable to look out. This is what Brakhage used. It is so awesome to look at in a still frame for you are able to depict every detail. 
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