#aplang16prototype

At this point i want to have a well working prototype that I can present and get feedback on it and after go back and look to see where I need to improve. If that means going back to the drawing bored than that is what ill do I also want to find out the elements that are good and I can keep. Also I want to get begin constructing what could possibly the final product 

So what I was planning on doing with this "interview" was take clips of people in different movies and give examples of alienation because of their credentials. I wanted these films to go along with my claim; that people everywhere and in every time period are being suppressed and alienated. So I tried to find a variety of movies and clips, but it was hard.

This is my original prototype. It was pretty rough, as you can tell. Basically I’m going to make a movie, and this was the story board that mapped out kind of  what I wanted to talk about. I was running short on ideas, but once I start writing the script I know I’ll have more ideas.

This quick sketch is my prototype for this project in expressing how people are granted rights, however, they are fighting for their freedom and independence. This sketch is an African American slave trapped reaching out for his freedom. My thoughts are to draw or paint a picture expressing an African American trapped to represent my claim and better reach out to my audience.

This is my original prototype and it’s very tiny because I didn’t need to be that specific to get the idea of an interview. I asked some basic questions and I decided on my interviewees. I would have religious people (monotheistic and polytheistic) and non-religious people (not just atheists, but people that are spiritual without being a part of an organized religion). I would have the interview voice recorded but I would video my self explaining the comparisons and the similarities and differences between their answers. 

Here is my prototype for my abstract topic Family Relationships. As seen I was debating between creating either a video or a flip book. After consulting with a few classmates, I have decided to create four different flip books. Each flip book will contain a story of a child and how their family backgrounds affect their morals and personality development. I still have to decide how long and detailed each book will be. Also how I will display them, I was considering hanging them vertically on a string. But I want to find a more appealing way of displaying the flip books. 

I had my claim fairly quickly, but I wasn’t really sure how to represent it. I knew I could always do an essay, but I really, really, really, did not want to. My group suggested doing large sculptress, video games, costumes, or a movie. They also suggested talking to dead people or killing someone, and I don’t have enough free time for either of those, so I had to pass.  Ultimately, I decided on doing on a movie, which is pretty vague, but I had some  ideas to start with, which I will talk about in my next post 

My prototype did pretty well with my audience, so the only changes I have to make are really in editing my ideas into the actual video. Lila is going to be the main character because she is so affected by stress mostly from this class. To make the whole topic seem more dramatic, I am going to add some ¡shocking! quotes like suicides and depression in between the initial interviews. I have to make sure I present it seriously, too, with a deeper voice like a real documentary narrator.