May 2009
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April 2009
1 post
WatchHello class,
This is my version of the video project. I hope you enjoy it. This is a first draft so I’m sure it will be better. But this is how I visualize it.
March 2009
14 posts
Reverse-Engineered Narrative
The New York City Subway has always been used as an icon to identify the city. It is one of the most efficient subway in the world, as it’s also one of the dirtiest, oldest, and noisy train on earth. It conglomerates people of different social status, cultures and traditions. It is very common to see a man sitting down wearing an impeccable suit and reading his Wall Street Journal, and next to him...
La Jetée
The world is in ruins in the aftermath of a nuclear war. A team of scientists realizes that the only way to save humanity from extinction is to send someone into the past or the future to ask for help. After a number of failed experiments, the scientists find one man, whose strong recollection of a childhood experience at Orly Airport makes him the ideal subject. La Jetée is arguably one of the...
MEDIA STUDIES: Intellectual Autobiography
Intellectual Autobiography Roman Sierra March 2, 2009 The first time I heard about the Media Studies program was when I saw an advertisement in Time Out Magazine. Initially, I wasn’t interested in the M.A in Media Studies, as there was no description about it, but the advertisement on a certificate in Film Studies caught my attention. The New School was having a career fair and I decided to sign...
February 2009
88 posts
ON THE 5
I decided to photograph train stations because I believe there is a lot to show by having a picture of the outside of the station: culture, market strategies (stores, restaurant locations, etc). I thought it would be a good experience to do this.
I chose the # 5 train because I have always been linke to the #5 train. I have lived in the Bronx most of my life in 2 different train stations on the...
