Tag Archives: Roxbury
Busing Movie 2.0
Here is a rough cut of my work in progress. This semester has been a whirlwind of personal and professional accomplishments, and the fruits of my labor are being received very well. If you know anyone that would be able … Continue reading
Busing Movie 1.0
In all projects there is a learning curve. I’ve put off showing this video for some time now, because it is amateurish at best. However, I am hoping that you will be interested in seeing my development aesthetically and narratively. … Continue reading
The Fine Cut
So I found myself sitting at the editing station last night thinking to myself, “If I keep changing things up like this, I’m really going to mess up this video.” In other words, “You’ve got your fine cut, idiot. Stop … Continue reading
When All The Shooting’s Done
The past few days have been a whirlwind for me. I’ve been spending almost 12 hours a day editing (when I’m not writing my paper), and every night when I’m done editing, I come up with a list of clips … Continue reading
Narration 4: Take 2
After showing my ending to my professor, he gave me some good advice: If I’m going to use this film as a demo for my thesis, I should probably give a less bitter ending (of course what happens when people … Continue reading
Narration 4
Trying to write these narrations has been tough. When I first started out, I was trying to think of a political way to say everything, but that is really just not me. Eventually I wrote this part as a response … Continue reading
Narration 3
I am going to introduce this part just after my media segment. I was having difficulty joining the talk about the media to a segment where they talk about a Haitian cab driver in Southie (somehow there’s always a Haitian … Continue reading
Narration 2
This is the second narration segment in my piece. I think it will be very long, so I’ll probably have to cut out some things. I showed it to some people, and some thought that it gave a good background … Continue reading
Narration 1
With the lack of a diverse perspective, I have decided upon reflection – and feedback – that I should insert myself into the story. This is a very difficult decision for certain filmmakers – especially when it was not their … Continue reading
The Artistic Flavour
Now that I’m starting to get my ducks in a row for my thesis project (Busing in South Boston during the 1970′s), I’m really starting to consider how I want the look of this piece to be. Like many documentaries, … Continue reading