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Shoot at least 4 rolls of 24 exposure Ektachrome slide film (any
ISO). The subject matter is entirely up to you, but the more personal
the images are, the better chance you will have in developing a
personal style.
Choose subject matter that is close to your heart. Try different
angles, different cropping. Experiment with different f-stops and
different exposures.
Keep your slides in a slide sheet and present them at midterm
for individual critique. At this time you must have at least 2 rolls
of film shot.
Based on the critique, continue shooting additional rolls until
you have enough images you like to make a slide show of at least
30 images.
Edit your images into a sequential presentation. Put your images
in a carousel and test the sequence of the show until you like it
(slide projector and carousels will be provided). Present your slide
show to the class for critique.
Submit your slide show in slide sleeves during your final review
for grading.
Note: Although 4 rolls are required, you may want to shoot as
many rolls as your budget will allow. The more images you have
to choose from, the better your final presentation will be.
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