I really enjoyed the memoir paper. I really did not hunk writing about CATS would be the functional, but surprisingly it was. I never realized how much emotion I had invested into that show and how much it changed me. The paper its self was good, but I enjoyed the process to write the paper, and how I really had to sit and visualize opening and closing night. I wanted to be as authentic as possible, so I had to let my mind take me back to July. I do not think I would revisit the paper. I am happy with how it turned out, and I do not think there was much to change or add with out making the paper boring.
The mixed media was a pain in the ass. I had to go through profiles and numerous pages to find those two videos from CATS because they were unlisted on youtube. Also putting all the music together was a pain in the ass because I hate garage band. The only thing I would change is clean up the transitions a bit. Overall I pleased with everything.
Heya, Keeton.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that you strived to "authentic as possible"...that speaks strongly about your intents as both a writer and artist! It's very telling that you found the mixed-media aspect to be a "pain in the ass"--really means that you immersed yourself in the project and put a load of effort in. I'm glad. :-)