Dome Projection Trials – Maria

For my project, I chose to project various footage of cells and organisms observed through the lens of a microscope. The goal of this experiment was to be immersive, and test how some of life’s smallest structures could be displayed on a large scale.

First, I took all of my images and placed them over a black background via Instagram stories. This allowed me to quickly, and easily, crop the top layer image (through the microscope) into a perfect circle. I saved my creations back to my camera roll. Since I could not follow this same process for other forms of media, I used Adobe Premiere Pro to create a circular black mask around my video content. I then uploaded all of the media into iMovie so that I could arrange my content, add transitions, and adjust play speed. Since iMovie formatted everything onto a black rectangle, I utilized Adobe After Effects to crop my final into a square the size of my circular content and export as seen above. This would allow the footage to be compatible with RMU’s dome projector.

Flipping narrative sheets of Cross-cultural learners

This animation demonstrates my cultural view that is different with local student, and my reaction on the intercultural final and impressions about instructor’s personality. I am anxious for such a tiny period of any kind of exam, last moment when I am about to add more for my critical thinking task is out of time and have to be handled as instructed by him. I love classmates however since he/she appreciate to meet me as an international student. (One last thing: wish me a good luck on Friday’s Final– Intercultural Communication — plus I really need more time to think deeply for each task)

A pair of Health Bars On the storyboard — Buses

Doing a 360 storytelling with Dr. Jones, I am currently implement an interactivity in the circular shaped Kuula (hotspot)– getting a little stuck on how to implement another image so it can be opened (any student can provide insturctions for me, I am serious). So I did a effortless animation in Canva (I should thought early so that I don’t need think of spending time to figure out how to move the objects). Here are the experiment with motion health bar: