Ryan Carbo Sequencing

Stephens Sequence Film.

Michael Stern Sequence Exercise

Lenny Turner - Sequencing

Julia Lee - Sequencing

Joshua Hall Sequencing

Kanak Jha - Sequencing

Sequence--Emily Olsen

Marissa Davila - sequence

http://youtu.be/dZf-bmawLcA

Michelle Chavez-Sequencing

Katishi Maake - Sequencing

Alexus March - MOTS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyjtGagEGBA&feature=youtu.be

Nicole Ebanks-Sequencing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peDCahbav8s&feature=youtu.be

Maya Pottiger Sequencing

Alexus March - Sequencing: Typing a Paper

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7h9Z2VE0OWc&feature=youtu.be

Thomas Church - Sequencing

Ian Longo- Sequencing

Ryan Carbo - Man on the Street

Michelle Chavez-MOS

Thomas Church - Man on the Street

MARISSA DAVILA VIDEO

MB Case - Kanak Jha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7PCgigSb10&feature=youtu.be

Nicole Ebanks-MOS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GyhfoygWHs&feature=youtu.be

Stephen Barber Man on the Street video

Maya Pottiger Man on the Street

Video Man on the Street - Katishi Maake

Ian Longo- MOTS

MOTS Joshua Hall

Interviews about the new Sexual Misconduct policy.

Joshua Hall

Julia Lee - Man on the Street

Lenny Turner - MOS

Michael Stern MOS

Video Week 1-Michelle Chavez

Good video: http://vimeo.com/69779726

Bad video: http://cornellsun.com/blog/2014/10/28/insectapalooza-2014/

Nicole Ebanks-Video Week 1

http://www.cnn.com/
11 women died in mass sterilizations
(Good) Relevance, voice is clear and soundbites are identified clearly




(Bad video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0xB9uxKnec


-Anchor is unprofessional
-There isn't a smooth transition from when the anchor quits
-Language

Ryan Carbo - Good Video/Bad Video

Good Video

Bad Video

Alexus March - Video

good video:

I thought this was an awesome video because of the visual elements that were included in Iran, it flowed very nicely and the setting that Cooper and Bourdain were in during the interview itself was nice. The video has relevance, the voices are clear, visuals are aesthetically pleasing.

bad video: 

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/c0353a06ca/the-worst-midday-newscast-ever

This video was not good because it was very unorganized, the camera was jumpy the newscasters were not present all the time. The overall flow was very awkward.

Good/Bad Video

Bad:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/posttv/national/moms-intuition-helps-stop-kidnapping/2014/11/11/6805271c-c6e6-48ae-a782-9c0b8c72f062_video.html

This video begins with a very awkward part of an interview. No context is given except for the title, which says that a mother’s intuition helps to stop her daughter’s kidnapping. The entire video is an interview with the parents involved. There are quick cuts between sentences that interrupt the flow of the video, and the transition between cuts constantly changes from a fade to a white flash to a black flash. Only one photo was used the video, and it seemed to be placed at random. The photo had little to do with what the speaker was saying. Also, though the mother is included in the title of the video, she doesn’t say much compared to her husband.

Good:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/posttv/politics/they-served-in-uniform-before-serving-in-congress/2014/11/11/c8d91bf8-69bd-11e4-bafd-6598192a448d_video.html

This video was put together rather well. It is simple and concise. The graphics are clean and easy to understand. It has a nice flow. All of the transitions occur on the same beat, so no part of the video feels abrupt or dragged out. The backgrounds are simple and do not distract from the photos being used. It’s a tad bland, but it gets the point across well. Even if the story isn’t that exciting, it is assembled well.

Thomas Church -- Good and Bad Videos

Good Video: NBC - Veterans Affairs Announces Sweeping Reforms

Bad Video: CNN - Biden Lays Wreath for Veteran's Day

MARISSA DAVILA - good and bad videos

GOOD
-Relevant clips and photos
-Narration tells the story
-Clear audio, emotional interviews
-Lots of facts
-Background music fits visuals and isn't overpowering

BAD
-No background information
-Slideshow of mostly still images
-No interviews
-Could have given so much more context information; someone who isn't into spanish politics wouldn't really understand this video
-There's tons of protest/football footage out there that could have been included

EmilyOlsen--GoodandBad

Good Example
Bad Example

good and bad videos kasey lee

Good: Bad:

Sydney Morrison - Good/Bad Media Examples

Good:
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asH4jhr8E20
(Variation of shots, good background music and sound that transitions with narrative, captures essence of story/culture/human characters, and it's Anthony Bourdain. Duh.)

Bad:
 https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=vice+interview+isis
(No names or info on interviewees, interupts them while they speak. Jumbled and non translatable sentences at some points, seems very aggressive.)

Good and Bad Multimedia

Good: http://edition.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/weather/2014/11/11/orig-what-is-a-polar-vortex-jennifer-gray-npr.cnn.html Bad: http://edition.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/showbiz/2014/11/11/natpkg-curry-hunger-games-premiere.cnn.html

Stephen Barber good/bad video

Good

http://www.washingtonpost.com/posttv/national/the-n-word-through-history/2014/11/09/0c3b6a08-669a-11e4-ab86-46000e1d0035_video.html

Bad

http://www.washingtonpost.com/posttv/politics/mitch-mcconnell-dealmaker-senate-institution/2014/11/06/1361700d-e1a4-401e-b98f-e0c4b11a3601_video.html

Ian Longo Good Package/Bad Package

Bad

Good

Katishi Maake - Good/Bad Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWz4yJL2Fv4&list=UUn8zNIfYAQNdrFRrr8oibKw

Good

http://videos.cleveland.com/plain-dealer/2014/11/taste_of_beachwood_2014.html

Bad

Julia Lee - Good and Bad Video

Bad:

Good:

Michael Stern- Good and Bad Video

Very good:

Not so good:

Michael Stern- Photo Story Final

Sophomore journalism majors Justin Meyer (left) and Kofie Yeboah (right) host their weekly talk show on WMUC Sports.

Yeboah stays up to date with NBA scores during his talk show

WMUC Sports News Director Marissa Morris looks at the website during an executive board meeting.

Sports Director Dennis Ting runs the executive board meeting from his apartment.

Program Director Brad Kronthal looks on at the WMUC Sports executive board meeting.

Ting is frustrated during the meeting and relaxes with an ice cold beer.

Maya Pottiger Good and Bad Videos

PhotoStory--EmilyOlsen

 Gary Small, Senior Family Life and Science Major, looks on as interpreters translate the TA's instructions.

 During movies in lecture and discussion Gary Small and his interpreters read along with the film.

 Gary and his interpreter ask TA and Engineering Major Beth Tennyson for clarification on an upcoming assignment.

 Gary's interpreter translates the question to Beth Tennyson, Senior Engineering Major.

 An interpreter signs Beth's response to Gary after class.

 Gary Small makes small talk, signing with his interpreter before the start of ENMA150 discussion.

 From Gary's perspective, his interpreter communicates about his week.

Gary Small, Senior Family Life and Science Major, tells his interpreters that he spent four days writing the last paper for ENMA150.

Lenny Turner - Good & Bad Multimedia

Good: 
http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2014/10/29/wish-you-were-here-nyonair-helicopter-new-york-city-orig-cfb.cnn.html
- Good editing. Quick pacing. Quotes don't drag along and there are some really good action shots.
- Good volume balance and good use of voiceovers.
- Really interesting camera angles which make the viewer feel like they are actually involved.
- Cool how the video shows what the photographers are seeing/doing and how the image turns out (:47).


Bad:
http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2014/10/30/dnt-starbucks-bans-jewelry-engagement-rings-watches.komo.html
- Despite being about Starbucks employees and their accessories, no employees are actually shown or interviewed. No valuable quotes either.
- Lots of outdoor shots of Starbucks HQ and the outside of the actual store but nothing inside - makes the package seem very distant and boring.
- Too many long range, stagnant shots. Un-interesting angles.

Ryan Carbo - Photo Story Final Draft

Walks/Runs in the D.C. Area

One runner in the Marine Corps Marathon, a 26 mile run held in D.C., waves the American Flag along the way.

At the Zombie Walk in downtown Silver Spring, one of the living dead stops to pet a Great Pyrenees.

A biker crosses paths with the runners of the Marine Corps Marathon on the National Mall near the Washington Monument.

A zombie and an onlooker watch the approach of the snarling undead crowd of horror enthusiasts.

One zombie walk participant shows you don't need a pulse to perform your civic duty.

A couple dressed as characters from the Tim Burton film "The Corpse Bride," takes a break to talk to a man in a hazmat suit in front of the AFI Silver Theater, where zombie fans were treated to a screening of "Dead Snow 2."

A diverse group of zombies of all ages shamble past shops in downtown Silver Spring.

Katishi Maake - Final Photo Story

Lutheran Campus Ministry program assistant Georgia Metz draws out for Jack O'Lantern carving at Hope Lutheran Church on Oct. 28

Student Kristin Persing hollows pumpkin for Jack O'Lantern carving. 

UMD's Lutheran Student Association opens its doors to members and guests for pumpkin carving at Hope Lutheran Church

Remains of hollowed pumpkin

Metz and student Kristin Persing hollow and draw pumpkins for carving. 

Photo Story - Ashmi Sheth, Student Leader

Ashmi Sheth, President of the Dean's Student Advisory Council opens the student banquet at the Rigg's Alumni Center on October 28th.

Ashmi Sheth and the Rigg's Alumni Center event planner discuss the seating arrangements for the student banquet on October 28th.

Ashmi Sheth at the Dean's Student Advisory Council reception.

Ashmi Sheth (left) and Dean Gregory Ball College of Behavioral and Social Science (right) at the Student's Advisory Council reception.

Ashmi Sheth (left) and Dean Gregory Ball (right) discuss the Dean's Student Advisory Council reception's outcome.

Ashmi Sheth, President of the Deans Student's Advisory Council, opens the doors to the dinner room for the student banquet.

Maya Pottiger Photo Story

The Board and Brew offers a selection of baked goodies.

This chalkboard lists the different types of coffee available.

A chalkboard outside the Board and Brew highlights any upcoming events or drink specials.

A woman learns how to play the card game Loonacy.

Customers at the Board and Brew put the green side of the stick up when they are ready to order and the red side up when they don't need a waiter.

Melissa's children spend their Tuesdays at the Board and Brew playing boardgames.

A secluded corner of the Board and Brew offers privacy for those trying to get work done.

People of all ages come to the Board and Brew to study, play board games and eat.

Rachel Unger goes to the Board and Brew to do homework.

Thomas Church -- Photo Story

Eric Bricker voices his opinion on matters of agenda early in their rehearsal meeting.

Sam Mauceri (left) addresses the group's strengths and weaknesses at rehearsal.

Oliver Owens surveys the audience for words or phrases to use in their next improv game.

Eric Bricker (right) runs over the rules of a new game the group is to perform.

Sam Mauceri races back through the audience to perform on stage.

Erasable Inc. surrounds and talks to an audience member about her day.

Erasable Inc. members Oliver Owens (left), Chloe Adler (middle) and Eric Bricker (right) playing a game called Oxygen Deprivation.

Joshua Hall Photo Story

Elenis Agapis, a sophomore, introduces the next song during her show, "Two Hour Power Hour."

The soundboard during a show at the WMUC radio station.

Two stories of shelves hold records at the WMUC radio station.

Gemma Curl, AKA Miss DJ Gemz, a graduate student, plays music during her show "The Blender."

Eleni Agapis runs the board during her show while Sherwyn Santos looks on. 

Eleni Agapis addresses her audience while queuing her next song.

Eleni Agapis during her show "Two Hour Power Hour"

A microphone in the studio at WMUC.