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Sun-EL Musician, Fearless Musiq & Section Five – Hamba Nami https://www.curteboamusica.info/2024/03/sun-el-musician-fearless-musiq-section.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[hollywoodsargeant]

Hello again, UK reader here

I'm sorry but A RED CARPET FOR PROM?????

When I had my Y11 prom (which i guess is kinda like junior prom) we had on some boat on a river and there was like no food/drink or anything and it was kind of crap but the boat was cool. But the senior prom is just on our school hall which is kinda old and falling apart and it just makes me realise how different American school is.

Like I know it was different already but on this scale it's just so insane everything you guys do is just so much bigger. The football (im still tripping balls on how big of a deal that is, if you were to wear something with your bf's name on it you'd get bullied immediately) and the prom is just so so mad to me.

Screaming because a new chapter of course i would scream but now i am living in nervous fear of chapter 12 after what was said. Incredible once again!! 🩵💙

YEAH. i know for a fact not every school does that and my high school was weird for it but it amused me at the time and it amuses me now so i figured oscar and logan's high school would do it too... i've talked to my friends about it and yeah none of their high schools did that. but it was very much like. you had to walk that red carpet to get into the venue (maybe if you were late you would've skipped it idk) and it was the most horrible system to get that fucking index card with your name on it bc it was literally three people standing around a parking lot with different sectionf of the alphabet but that's like. a fuck ton of cards. and you'd stand there and wait for them to pick through and find yours while they're also looking for 12 other people's IT WAS A LOT but it's part of the experience methinks

my prom was in like a. i actually don't know what it is. i think it is just an event venue. but somebody's dad owned it so the school would host prom there every year they still do it there... but a lot of my friends were like. oh we had prom at our school. like on the football field or in the gym. but mine was off and there was a dramatic red carpet and it was. well. dramatic

but yeah american high school sure is a thing. if i'm not mistaken? i think we make a bigger deal out of high school graduation too? like oh. that's actually why i'm scared of chapter 12 lol nothing bad really happens there's just a lot i want to put in it so i fear how long it's going to end up being... sure i could split it into two chapters but as seen with the length of chapter 9 i am stubborn and i refuse. so i will just continue to be afraid of it

in the meantime though. chapter 11. i alr have some scenes written for it so we're starting strong

[credo-23]

We are pleased to announce the first CREDO23 film: The @sectionfive production of Justine Bateman's new experimental, avant-garde film, LOOK.

It will be released in 2024.

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Section F

[arellano68]

Section IV-F Adviser: Josefa Taqueban 1. Bienvenido Baltazar 2. Sotero Cabrera, Jr. 3. Rizalina Carvajal 4. Ernesto Chuidian 5. Fernando Cipriano 6. Leonilo Claveria 7. Marina Cristobal 8. Jeannette Cruz 9. Ruben Cruz 10. Emma Dagatan 11. Priscilla David 12. Reynaldo de leon 13. Romulo de leon 14. Herminio de luna 15. Jose de Roxas 16. Jenosa Elio 17. Eduardo Ellana 18. Violeta Geminiano 19. Amante Hermono 20. Celia Ines 21. Reynaldo Lanuza 22. Carlito Laxamana 23. Angelina Layson 24. Leticia Lizada 25. Corazon Mariano 26. Elena Mariano 27. Jose Mirasol 28. Caridad Misa 29. Engribaldo Nantes 30. Teresita Nepomuceno 31. Gloria Panganiban 32. Lourdes Pangilinan (Palileo) 33. Jose Parica, Jr. 34. Leticia Pineda 35. Crispin Pitiquen 36. Virginia Reyes 37. Renato Santos 38. Lourdes Sopang 39. Gloria Suagao 40. Nelia Sunga 41. Jaime Tapia 42. Eloisa Tolentino 43. Purification Tonog 44. Virgilio Tuazon

[mcannoncat]

Topographical line drawing--Michael Cannon

[art10dsectionf2017]

frabric still lifes Michael Canon

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SECTION FIVE: SOURCING MEDIA & MOOD-BOARD

Below are some images that I found to closely represent some of the elements that I want to create further on within this project. I used Tumblr & Pinterest to gather inspiration:

Bright 

Contrasting colours 

Artistic elements 

Cartoon gritty design 

Line drawings

San-serif fonts 

Typography as art 

When sourcing media, I had to use creative commons music so that it would be industry standard. I used websites like:

creativecommons.org

Soundcloud 

freemusicarchive.org

I chose a mix of music that represented me or the mood that I wanted to convey through that particular part of the video. I mainly used Soundcloud for music as it was easier to find music that I liked and had longer durations. The mixes on FMA were a lot shorter. 

For visuals, I planned to film footage that I could use as an overlay, but as I went along I found it more compelling to use footage from past holidays and times in my life that I had shared with people in my life. Showing the different compounds or groups that I belonged to, showing carefree fun moments. 

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Fun with Function Pointers

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Jessica Alipio

Extra Credit Assignment

The piece I made above was inspired by the artist, Barbara Kruger. Most of her work is composed of black-and-white photographs with declarative phrases on them, the words being in white font on a red rectangular background. Her work reflects cultural constructs of power, identity, and sexuality. As Kruger explains it, “pictures and words seem to become the rallying points for certain assumptions. There are assumptions of truth and falsity and I guess the narratives of falsity are called fictions. I replicate certain words and watch them stray from or coincide with the notions of fact and fiction” (from Wikipedia).

I have a huge passion for education, and I believe that given the opportunity, people can become someone better by gaining knowledge in a field and developing a career from their studies. However, as much as I believe that education is not only a tool, but also an opportunity to leave a worse life for a potentially better one (especially for low-income 1st generation students like me), I also believe that the current education system is lacking in resources for students to get a proper education and become true masters in their field of study. I believe that the education system could be better, but I think that some people (like those who share my background) don’t realize how much better it can be, and through our ignorance, we settle for the current situation. Unfortunately, I think that the people who run universities and the education system strive off that ignorance; as long as they think/see that we’re satisfied by giving us a diploma on graduation day, that is enough, they don’t have to improve the education model. However, I feel that we have to fix that method of thinking: that the end goal is not to get a diploma and be satisfied with that piece of paper, rather to become a true student of Knowledge and Wisdom and become satisfied with the contributions/products we make to help improve the way of life for all communities in this world (humans, animals, plants, etc.).

I made this piece to show the contradiction between us getting verification of our education because we receive a diploma to prove it, and the thought that there might be more than a diploma we can get from our education system.

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Sun-EL Musician, Fearless Musiq & Section Five – Hamba Nami https://www.curteboamusica.info/2024/03/sun-el-musician-fearless-musiq-section.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[4dfoundationef]

Based off of “Semiotics of the Kitchen” by Martha Rosler. The original made me uncomfortable and I didn't like it so I made something else that made me uncomfortable. So it's basically going through the alphabet and the queer label that corresponds with the letter. I did not include everything, obviously, because of limited time and resources but also I ate quite a bit of the paint and got kinda sick. I also wanted the different methods of communication to the label's social visibility.

Halfway through the project I realized how awkward and ridiculous it was but it was too late, face paint is expensive, there was no going back. 

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Jessica Alipio