Follow-up to last week's progress

Part IV - Seven things to do that don't require a computer from Ashley Seagle on Vimeo.

7 things to do that don't require a computer

"After that last video, you may be wondering, 'OK, so Ashley's getting herself all worked up over this Internet stuff. What else does she do in her spare time?' This week I'm going to show you"

SEVEN THINGS TO DO THAT DON'T REQUIRE A COMPUTER

This week's video could be considered the B-side track to last week's technological teen angst trip. I read a book, I play with Tyson, a ginormous black Labrador Retriever, I watch the sunset (right before the battery dies!), stuff like that.

Newest Video

"A Brief Illustrated History of my Life on the Internet"

A Brief Illustrated History of My Life on the Internet from Ashley Seagle on Vimeo.

In this video, I narrate the subjective history of my online experiences, accompanied by hand-drawn illustrations.
Here are a few "production stills":

First two videos of the semester

Famous Ashley's Morning Webcam
"I'm gonna be famous. I am going to be sooo famous."



"Famous Ashley's Morning Webcam" is a parody of the genre of video journals wherein the user-author documents the minutiae of their day-to-day experience and broadcasts their findings to the wide open internets. Because they're going to be so famous.

Part I - Famous Ashley's Morning Webcam from Ashley Seagle on Vimeo.

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A Lossy Lass
"There are two types of codecs: lossy and lossless."




"A Lossy Lass" is an experiment where I gradually degrade the image and the sound over the course of the video. Video compression is such an integral part of digital distribution that it has to be confronted in the work at some point. This video attempts to address that.

A Lossy Lass from Ashley Seagle on Vimeo.

Basically, what I'm going to do.

I am going to post a weekly video at http://www.vimeo.com/amsea/videos every week for 12 weeks. Then I am going to screen them all at my exit show.

I'll link to them here!!