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In a 10 week project, students at FIDM in Los Angeles took scripts written by Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy nonprofit organization in Washington and created 12 student films. The films are about issues such as Wall Street practices, alternative energy, and pharmaceutical drugs.
Students used After Effects to animate graphics, kinetic typography, illustration, photography, and videos, all with voiceover, expanding their knowledge of important issues with an end result that will hopefully encourage other young people to take action, maybe even make their own films.
Students used After Effects to animate graphics, kinetic typography, illustration, photography, and videos, all with voiceover, expanding their knowledge of important issues with an end result that will hopefully encourage other young people to take action, maybe even make their own films.
Average audio length:
3 minutes
English
United States
12 episodes
since June 1, 2010
episodic
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A film by Valeria Herrador. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
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A film by Chris Mumford. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
A film by Marlee Gomez. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
A film by R.J. Somerville. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
A film by Kyoko Angel Yazaki. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
A film by Brandon Augustin Ramirez. Character concept by Dayaan Scarborough. Voice by Matthew Worden. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
A film by Ralph Dominic A. Agtarap. Character concept by Dayaan Scarborough. Voice by Matthew Worden. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
A film by Justin Hamilton. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
A film by Katie Mead. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
A film by Cody Stauder. These videos were created for Public Citizen by students in the Digital Media Department at FIDM in California as part of a Digital Compositon III class project.
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