PDX Media Day!

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Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons, Portland,  Jon Roberts 

PDX Media Day by Sammie Howard

1. Yearbook “Tech” Talk - session by: Matt Holmes
 AR = Augmented Reality
$13.9 billion dollars have been spent on AR each year!
AR can take place in:
E books
Social media
QR codes
VHS Yearbooks
Facebook
Apple → iPhone
Google, samsung, sony
Apps:
Aurasma
Layar
Blippar

2. Make it Complicated: The Basics of Storytelling - session by:  Jesse Abdenour
LIFE IS A SERIES OF COMPLICATIONS 
The Character Arc is the process of change the protagonist goes though
Protagonist wants something
Protagonist can't get it
Protagonist can't get the goal
Protagonist changes the emotion and attitudes towards the goal
I learned that every good story has a twist. And, that the word but = a good complication, therefore it’s a good and entertaining story.

3. Multimedia Toys - session by: Wes Pope

This session was very cool! I learned how you can take an amazing photo with anything you have and you can even take a photo with a soda pop can.  He also shared his photos that he took over twenty years on Route 66. His website here. 

 4. Photojournalism - session by: Tom Patterson
“Don’t shoot the thing shoot the feeling.” 

Informational
Interesting
Emotional
Intimate

Use what you have an wait for the right light
Play with lighting and color
Create a personal message with your photo
Be PASSIONATE
Communicate with the viewer through the photo
“Pose don’t force”
A good photo asks questions
Shoot with fresh eyes and an open mind
Make the phot unique
Spend time with the people you shoot
Find special moments
“IT IS ALL ABOUT HUMAN CONNECTION.”


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