Yuyang Hu

Project Title: 侠客行 – A Song to the Knight　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

Team Members: Yuyang Hu & Guoxi (Ash) Yang

Concept | Storyline:

       1) Who are you going to interview? Or What is the piece (article, poem, story) for the narrative voice over?  

Poem:

我是一个侠客
用纸张卷起的细剑，是我的武器
大雨将至
身上的外套帽子早就成了蓑笠
风从东南西北刮来，雷声自头顶轰鸣
大雨已至
噼里啪啦锤在我的背上
蓑笠一瞬间又变回外套和帽子
远处传来一个声音
说
既然你不能仗剑天涯
那就想办法早点回家

       2) What’ s the story about?  

 

 

       3) Which part of the story are you going to focus on? 

Brief interviews with different people.

 

       4) What kind of style/aesthetics are you going to pursue?

 

Execution Plan: 

       1) What equipment are you going to use when shooting the movie? (cell phone, DSLR camera, sound recorder, stabilizer..)

 

       2) Which locations will it be shot at? When is it? Day time/night/unknown? Why?

 

       3) What are some challenges you might encounter and how will you prepare?

       4) How will you collaborate? How will you divide work? (Gantt Chart)

 

Storyboard Draft:

 

 

 

Gantt Chart*

Task	Owner	Start Date	Due Date	Duration	PCT of Task Complete

 

Legally Blonde 

Link to the video: https://www.bilibili.com/bangumi/play/ep384603?theme=movie&spm_id_from=333.337.0.0

documentation blog

The Uncertainty of Documentarism 

What is the significance of the authenticity and representation of the truth in the media that you consume on a daily basis? What is the role of a live broadcast?

On a daily basis, authenticity is very important in helping people generate ideas and make decisions. The more authentic the information we get, the more complete the decisions we make, especially when talking about the consumer. When shopping, no matter online or offline, people tend to know more about the products that they are buying with their scenes as much as possible. People do this to gain information to help them decide whether to buy or not to buy. For offline shopping, consumers can touch, smell, and observe the product closely enough to tell its material, how well it works and so on. While shopping online, the ways of sensing the product are limited because there’s a screen in between the consumer and the product. They cannot communicate directly with each other, and the information consumers could get is from the seller, rather the product itself with all its features.

I believe that this limitation of shopping online has driven the popularity of “live broadcast”, especially in China. In Chinese it is called “直播”, which refers to the progress of a host showcasing the products of a particular store by touching and using the products. In this way, the audience, or we can say the potential consumer, can have a view on features of the product, and have a higher tendency to purchase. I would call live broadcast a new type of interaction media.