Creative Communication
We have 48 hours to write, shoot and edit a film. It is a weekend of chaos and a lot of fun.
I produced and directed this film. It was the first time this was done by an all-female crew and cast. About time I say!
Chasing Ghosts from Lucila Cejas on Vimeo.
Added extra! A fun article on us that Willamette Week wrote: The Portland 48 Hour Film Project: A Diary
I took a Documentary Production class at PSU with Steve Amen from OPB’ Oregon Field Guide. It was a fun class. We got to watch a lot of documentaries that I have been wanting to watch, and some I never even heard of. Bur we also got to talk a lot about all aspects of production, something Steve is very experienced in.
It was quite interesting to do this project. When the subject is oneself, it really makes you see things you would not have seen before.
This is my jouney into the terrarium obsession. I must say my obsession changed after making this video. I got tired of terrariums (and did not like the fact that they had no drainage). Now I am just obsessed with plants. My house has never had so much oxygen!
For my capstone at Portland State, I took a class where we had to teach elementary school students an art related topic. We focused on street art, and my portion was to produce a video on the history of graffiti.
Rob Manning and I went to the former Blue Heron Paper Mill site, located right on the beautiful Willamette Falls.
I made a video of the history of the falls, as well as a slideshow with the photos I took.
Read and listen to the whole story on OPB.org
The 48 hour film festival is a fun and stressful weekend full of film magic. You are given 48 hours to write, shoot and edit a film. I participated six times, and every time it was a fun and exciting experience.
Below is one of my entries. I produced and directed this film:
Sense of Reality – Portland 48 hr Film Project 2011 from PSU.tv on Vimeo.
I joined the OPB Arts & Life team for a shoot in Downtown Portland. I did second camera and took photographs.
Read the whole story at OPB.org