Anywho, yesterday (1/23, isn't that the coolest birthday date ever?!) I finally turned 18! Yes, now I can finally get tattoos done without having to drive to Pennsylvania (since their age requirement for tattoos is 16). The only problem is, I actually have a small cold right now - sore throat, stuffy nose, etc. - that kept me inside most of the weekend, so I couldn't hang out with my friends or anything. Though, my mom and I worked on making our own funfetti cake pops, so that was fun.
In BOCES this week, we continued working on our documentaries, and I;m so pleased with how ours turned out !! We uploaded it to YouTube and sent the link to Tracy (the founder of Asha Sanctuary) and she asked LCTV if they want to interview us about it, and they agreed. Very exciting - after being a camera person at LCTV for a little bit, watching people go up to be interviewed, now I'm the one going up to be interviewed. (Along with Ryan and Tracy of course.)
What else? We had a lesson on how to improve the lighting in your film, which is something that I've been wanting to learn about for such a long time! Lighting has always been a problem for me, and I always end up filming something and then going on my editing software and adding a ton of lighting filters to make it brighter. I should probably invest in getting some actual lighting equipment, though.
That's about it, so, link of interest: The Smash Announcer Voices Crazy Nintendo Lines. Kinda silly. I've always thought it would be interesting to be a voice actor for cartoons and things. I had just recently learned that the Super Smash Bros. 4 announcer (Xander Mobus) is actually much younger than everyone thought he was! Pretty crazy, how certain voices can make you believe someone is younger or older. Here he does a couple of silly phrases and announces random characters names as if they've just won a match.
Anyways! I gotta go start filming my PSA. :0 Grab the camera, let's go!!



Happy Belated Birthday and I hope you're feeling better! Colds are such nasty buggers. \( ≧Д≦)/
ReplyDeleteYou and Ryan's documentary was awesome, I cant wait to watch it again with the rest of class! Happy birthday as well!
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