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on February 25, 2018

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rotoscoping, writing, panicking and editing!!!

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NAOMI UMAN Specifically Private Movie , which was mentioned in a previous post. Since this film is impossible to find on the internet, here's a brief synopsis: "A love story in three parts. Through studies on light, movement, happiness, glowing darkness and flickering melancholia, this film tells of a woman's journey of love, with nostalgia, pets, places, and men." Naomi Uman Naomi's films are hard to reach, non traditional, avant garde films and shorts and docs that push the boundaries of art and experiment with many different processes and ideas. Most famous for Removed , where Uman took a 70s porno and used nail polish to remove the entirety of the woman's body. Private Movie does a lot that I want to do in my film and evokes similar emotions. The darkness and "flickering melancholia", the movement and the nostalgia. Although my film won't be a love story, in a way it will be about love, in mundane things and art. No...

project timeline

Very broad vague timeline Already: Start recording bits and pieces for: rotoscoping art pieces: stop motion and UFO scene Week 2: Record more for rotoscoping start rotoscoping create more concrete plan of scenes film it Week 3 rotoscope!!! rotoscope rotoscope! more ideas! become concrete and solid ideas! Week 5 Film more and edit together stop motion bits Week 7 Have everything filmed? Week 8 edit edit edit Week 9 title stuff and other odds and ends Week 10 finishing touches

Jane GREATall

Researching Jane Goodall is so nice because she seems to be so humble and centered and cares about only important things. The only "scandal" I could find on her was a little plagiarism incident (whoops Jane). That being said, her contributions to science and society seem to start so simply. Going to Tanzania at the age of 26 with no college degree she was determined to learn and befriend the chimpanzees of the Gombe National Park. It took her years to be trusted even a little by the chimps, and her patience and unique way of studying ethology allowed for her to make discoveries necessary for understanding chimpanzees and humans as relatives. She's inspiring as a current activist and continues to travel, approx 300 days of the year (!), and spreads her knowledge and kindness around the world. What a boss.

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