Magical beachwear: Understanding the real potential behind online sales Ballet Shoes Slipper…

Shoes info: Selecting the appropriate Ballet Shoes Photo websites isn’t as easy…

In life, there are so many things you can do, and there are so many things you can’t do. I do believe in all things are achievable, it’s you that makes your life to be the way you want it to be because you are the one who makes your life. Even if one fails, it is the process of life as life could be such a pain.

Before I came to Melbourne, I had a huge list of things I want to achieve and now it’s the time I need to make a new list. I am not 100% happy with what I have done but I am still happy that I made most of them. The listing, it really helps and reminds me of what I want in life and I make a cross over each thing that I achieved. That makes me happy and makes me smile, plus it motivates me to try even more. Perhaps, the habit of listing things put me where I am now, I do believe in that somehow.

Once again, I would like to list all the things I hope to achieve in 3 years time. It’s worth trying what I want to do even if I fail because of the fact that I am trying, will make my life worth living. It’s the fact that I have goals in life…many goals….that’s matter.

For my Individual Project,

Kodi Dennison and I have been brainstorming every other night and finally got the story structure. We have been changing the story around and it’s been really exciting. We should be working on the script and storyboard soon but for now we have the strong theme and the synopsis of the film ‘Façade’.

‘Façade’ is an arthouse and suspense thriller genre short film dealing with the subject of overcoming your fears in order to face and solve a problem. Façade gives you the idea that everyone has fear in different ways on top of how to deal with your own fear. The great about the idea is that ‘Façade’ has the strong theme as ‘face the reality’ which would show viewers clearly in different forms of world. They are the simulated world and the actual reality. The audience will wonder what is going through Daisy’s mind in 3D Graphic cartoon world and eventually see the fact that Daisy was fighting with herself to be in her simulated world (simworld).

Without a doubt, the film Façade is both violence and bloody yet it incorporates other factors such as strength, courage, and loves on the characters which draws the viewers in and entice them in to the character’s world. It revolves around a slightly reclusive, slightly eccentric mid-forty aged woman Daisy who is suffering with her self-depression and controlled by her immorality and battles within herself. It is very grim and fast forwards by showing the realism and simulated world, yet at the same time covers the full range of instructive themes and techniques in terms of understanding of despair and misery.

This film shows that everyone has two different minds, one for good and one for bad. Furthermore, it has the shocking end when daisy found out that she has been killing people by fighting for her simulated world which she never meant to kill. Furthermore, the viewers will experience how she is seeing her own world as well as how she is fighting for her depression.

Furthermore, to make this film the way I want, it need a lot of rehearsals in terms of making animations by fx shot test. Therefore, the potential difficulties would be finding good animators who can create the simulated world as a game world where Daisy goes into. But so far so GOOD!!!!

I would like to come back to this and write more about the script and storyboard process as soon as possible. It’s just exciting!

2004 Directed and edited
“Punk Fashion (15min)”, Documentary.

2004 Directed and edited,
“A New York Man (Comedy, 5min)”

2004 Art Directed a short film,
“The Projectionist (Drama, 13min)”

2003-2004 Animations (2D / 3D)

2003 Directed and edited a short comedy,
“An Italian Man (3min)”

2003 Directed / performed / edited a short trailer,
“Illusion (1min, 30sec)”.

2003 Directed and edited a film,
“Fear of Flying (Comedy, 7min)”

2002 Directed a short film, “Fear (Thriller, 10min)”