Comments on: Final Project Proposal – Wearable Diaries

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catherine — Wed, 16 Apr 2014 17:42:51 +0000

A couple things I didn’t get to say in class:
– I think this could be powerful tool for documenting newsworthy events with, as you call it, B-roll footage. Check out Joanna Kao’s final project from last year. She faced some similar issues trying to look at how Vine could be used as a reporting tool. Short clips are great for giving context & flavor of an event.
– I think I mentioned this art project which put head cameras on 7 different people and projected a “day in the life” for each of them: http://www.symphonyofacity.org/. This was a pretty powerful context for seeing what would otherwise be “boring” everyday life video
– This might be especially powerful for people who are in extreme situations whose perspective we do NOT usually have access to. For example, there was a participatory photography project that gave cameras to migrants crossing the US-Mexico border.