Anna Christmas

Favorite projects Color Font Pairing Typography      The typography assignment was one of the hardest projects this semester. We chose four quotes and arranged them digitally with specially picked fonts and colors (and graphics). I struggled with finding decent fonts that go together and go with my theme. I also had some difficulties choosing colors that complemented each other. However, I pulled through and learned a lot about both fonts and colors. My friend gave me some advice on what colors looked well together and what worked. My starting sketches were very basic and did not even factor in colors on most of them. In the end, I tinkered a lot with the design and got something I liked. I really liked this project because it helped me with choosing fonts, telling what colors go together, and arranging graphics/text. Original photo Vector Portrait      Not only did I get to look at my adorable cat's face all the time, but the vector portrait taught me how to use n

Pre Production      Our final project for video production has come to a close: the feature film. Tasked with creating a 5-8 minute long feature film, my group created Bases Loaded. We started out with everything planned, all props taken care of, the storyboard (by me) was coming along nicely, things were looking alright. Then, our two main actors had to cancel. The only people left that we could use were those in our own group, whose schedules were restricted to school hours. Our director Blake Gamber took the role of Jon and our planner Michael Lovelady played Matt. We ended up changing the story around to fit our new schedule. Luckily, production went a little better. Production      Majority of our film was shot at CBAC, the activity center right next to the school. We continued to get all the film we needed despite the poor weather and high winds. We got as many shots as we could for our multiple montages and got quite stable clips considering we only had a tripod for our in