Experimental Time Lapse of Cornell
In this project, I seek to explore the techniques of time lapse and tilt shift. Although new to me, such technology and practices are quickly becoming impressive staples of the worlds of cinematography and...
In this project, I seek to explore the techniques of time lapse and tilt shift. Although new to me, such technology and practices are quickly becoming impressive staples of the worlds of cinematography and...
Five years. What have I learned. What have I become. Looking ahead while never being able to move entirely beyond my past, I seek to explore the dualistic relationship we share with memories....
Artist Statement: The rhythm of life can take many forms: a playful melody, a repetitive tone, or an unending rapping that can drive one to insanity. Investigating the gloom, disdain, and melodrama that surrounds...
The challenge: “Create a short, one shot, no edit, no post production (color correction/effects) video.” This short video was filmed at the Ithaca Famers’ Market in the early morning of a beautiful autumn day....
Turns out the easiest way to garner attention from just about everyone from students to professors is as simple as playing with Barbie and Ken dolls around campus. Tasked with a stop-motion animation for my Intro...
Pronounced “vivify,” this video was created in a weekend for my Introduction to Digital Media course at Cornell University in Fall 2011. The project required students to create a new reality within which they...