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Character Evolution
So far, 9 people have completed this assignment and it has 1357 views.
It's not unheard of for our favorite films to be remaid or redone, and characters to evolve and change during each remake (such as every Snow White / Disney princes movie). For this assignment, mashup clips of one character from several different remaid movies, showing the evolution of the character through films, creating a 2-3 minute video.
Photo Mash
So far, 17 people have completed this assignment and it has 1941 views.
Take 2 actors and mash them together into one photo. You can use Photoshop or Pixlr to do this. Make sure that they look like they belong in their setting and they look like they were actually together when the photo was taken (the colors match, the sizing is right, etc). Have fun with it!
I’m Ready for My Closeup
So far, 37 people have completed this assignment and it has 2580 views.
Take a dramatic closeup of anyone's face - an actor's, a friend's, your own - and superimpose a landscape or scene over the face. Since this is a mashup, get crazy with it. Take two completely unrelated images and put them together, then try to make a story out of it!
Holiday Mashup
So far, 37 people have completed this assignment and it has 2862 views.
We all have favorite holidays, but sometimes it's hard to pick just one! For this assignment, use a photo editing software like Pixlr or Photoshop to mashup your top THREE favorite holidays/cultural celebrations. Use whatever elements you would like from each holiday, creating a character or scene with the images/symbols you've chosen. Tell the story behind this character or image!
Two Movies, One Line
So far, 13 people have completed this assignment and it has 1753 views.
For this mashup assignment, you must pick one line from two movies and combine them into one line. You can choose to have one line be a response to the other. You can follow the example video and start the second line on the last word of the first line. You can choose to do this assignment in any way you want, just be creative with it.
Before and After
So far, 2 people have completed this assignment and it has 1176 views.
Use a video that you created in DS106 and blend it with a movie of similar content. Use Movie Maker or another editing tool to splice and dice a scene(s) from the two movies so they appear as one. The new combined video should be portrayed as before and after or is it after and before? You decide. The video should be between 3-4 minutes. Get creative.
Mash Thyself, Before Ye Trash Thyself
So far, 9 people have completed this assignment and it has 1540 views.
This assignment in pretty simple, yet very powerful. Mash-up your own work! Take at least 3 things you've done this semester, and combine them together to make one cohesive thing.
Talking Animal Mashup
So far, 2 people have completed this assignment and it has 1348 views.
Combine separate previously recorded audio and video files to create a video mashup of a talking pet. Use Audacity or another audio recording software and Movie Maker or another video editing software. The segments from each should be edited to deliver your message from the talking pet. For this assignment, I used an audio assignment of my host character giving a morning message to the village people. I also had a video of my dog barking while I was talking to him, which was used as part of a video assignment. The original audio and video segments were uploaded to ...
Mashup
So far, 13 people have completed this assignment and it has 2306 views.
For this assignment you are to mash together a video of clips or photos of your favorite TV character or personaility. For mine I chose Ron Swanson.
This Doesn’t Belong Here
So far, 64 people have completed this assignment and it has 3417 views.
For this asignment you need to mash up two different iconic movie scenes. However, you should aim to be as subtle as possible. Perhaps a famous prop that simply doesn't belong or a character that looks a little out of place.