This gets screened tonight before Colby Improv’s first show of the semester.
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Hey! I'm Jeff Carpenter. I'm a Sophomore at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. I study Social Informatics as a self-designed major and I'm currently really into cinematography. This is my personal blog.
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I hope this isn’t how my family sees me.
I feel like kind of a whore for having both of my blogs on the Filmmaker directory, my personal one and this one. But this one is exclusively related to filmmaking the other one has bits and bobs about filmmaking. Thanks to magicarp who recommended this clusterfuck of a blog. However, the lifespan of this blog will self destruct in roughly 6 months, a month or so after I debrief my entire graduate school experience with film, after I hopefully graduate in May.
Pictures Up!
No problem Karen, your MFA blog is an inspiration to all filmmakers!
Great sunset today.
East Quad
it’s an awesome spectacle. an audacious display of seething opponents once again parallel in an obstinate attempt to prove superiority of the roads unequaled in our lifetime. the crowds swell with anticipation as the lights turn green!
Then take the pig mold and put it on the tray. Now put on this hat. See that sign up there? You wear it with pride.
A photo from today’s Alumni Video shoot.
If one hypothetically learned how to use Color, would he still have a reason to buy Magic Bullet Looks?
Social Informatics
My major has 4 parts. Social Psychology, Web Engineering, Philosophical Foundations, and Cinema Studies.
Let’s think of my major as a cannon. The Web Engineering would be the gunpowder, and the rest of the domains (Social Psychology, etc.) would be the cannonball.
The bigger the cannonball is, the more destructive power it has. But it only has destructive power if the gunpowder gives it potential energy. Obviously, the gunpowder will be burnt up very fast. A few moments after the cannon is fired, the gunpowder will be nonexistent. But without the gunpowder, the cannonball will never be able to gain its potential energy, and the huge ball of iron will still be sitting in the bottom of the cannon.
This is why Psychology should never exist in a vacuum. If you don’t have an application - the gunpowder - you’ll never leave the barrel.
The sunset from our room, Cecilia.
