#1 Crowdsourcing
The crowdsourcing was the most interesting for me to learn about and the actual process of making it was the most collaborative and engaging out of all of the projects. I loved looking at other crowdsourcing examples and I especially enjoyed getting together with friends and drawing the frames and I think the outcome was pretty awesome.
#2 Video Letter
I liked this project simply because there were hardly any guidelines. I was able to have some of my friends contribute to it (through narration) and it was just sort of a fun project to close out the year. I had no idea how I wanted to accomplish the end result I just sort of started working on it with a vague idea and it was kind of fun to do it that way.
#3 Rhythmic Edit
This one was kind of tedious which is probably why I liked it so much, I enjoy tedious work oddly enough. It was a lot of small cuts and rearranging and trying to get as many different angles of one tiny action, but I was really pleased with the final outcome.
#4 Film Manipulation
I have never dealt with actual film before so I had a lot of fun just messing around and destroying it with a friend.
#5 360 Video
This was a fun project in that the whole class got to work on both projects even though technically there were two separate groups. It was not something I've ever worked with before so it was interesting to even attempt it. I also liked how each person did a different soundscape and it was interesting to see how different people interpreted the same footage.
#6 Stop Motion Animation
This was still a really fun project even though it's coming in at #6, it's probably just the most time-consuming one which is why it came so low on the list. In addition, looking at the final project I feel like there were a lot of things I would have done differently and this was the project where I was least pleased with the final outcome.
