film/media

One of the big concerns about iMovie 08 is that working with audio in this new version is not as elegant or controlled as previous versions. It's not perfect, but this article i found talks about a work around for fading audio within a clip.

We've been debating the merit of putting both iMovie HD and iMovie 08 on the new lab machines, and I found this article that makes sense in support of iMovie 08: http://macteens.com/magazine/features/fullstory/why_imovie_08_matters/

You are kindly invited to a showing of "An Inconvenient Truth" on

Monday, October 22, at 7 pm, in HUGEL 100.

With Al Gore's help, this will surely be an entertaining evening!

Please join Gov373: Politics of the European Union, which includes a theme of European policy
responses to global warming and climate change. We look forward to a lively debate.

Dan McDonald '10 created a promotional film for Easton. Check it out.

The winners of the 2007 Leopard Shorts Digital Media Competition were announced Monday, May 10 during the ENG 340 Narrative Film Festival in Oschle Hall Auditorium.

The students in ART237: From Samauri to Cyberpunk have put together some intereresting websites of their work. Check them out at: http://ww2.lafayette.edu/~fabrican/

Come see the winners of the Leopard Shorts Digital Media Competition tonight (Monday, May 7), at 7 p.m. during the English 340 Narrative Film Festival in Oechsle Hall Auditorium! The competition was sponsored by ITS, Apple Inc., and the Cosmic Cup Coffee Company.

Leopard Shorts Voting is now open! Here's how to submit your ballot:

• Go to itunes.lafayette.edu and login with your Lafayette ID and password.
• View the individual and group project entries.
• Vote for your favorites via the online ballot.
• Come see the winners Monday, May 7 at 7 p.m. during the ENG 340 Narrative Film Festival in Oschle Hall Auditorium!

Voting rules: Members of the Lafayette College community are welcome to vote for their favorite individual and group entries. Ballots must be submitted with valid Lafayette e-mail address; entries with non-Lafayette addresses will be discarded. Only one ballot per email address will be counted.

What is the policy on using copyrighted materials in the Leopard Shorts submissions? When viewing the entries it seemed like there may have been copyrighted music, images, and maybe more used in one of them. Are the entries going to be screened for these kind of things before the votes go live? Thanks.