Great News yeah! Instead of building the pedestal from scratch, I found a 2nd hand shelf that we can use. We just have to then cut the holes and paint.

Plus we don’t need to use the screen from laptop. There is a constraint with using the laptop because of the space the keyboard will take. Such that it pushes the display screen all the way to the back of the pedestal. Which means radio will be way back.

SOooo…I found a LG Flatron Monitor lying around in my house. We can use that. We don’t need to have a slit on the pedestal. We just build a radio over that LG Monitor, Jon’s Speaker & the Teabox.

~ p r a d a

- Jon

Over here at ((The Transmission)) we sure know how to enjoy ourselves and make our talents happy (: At least, we hope that they all are:

- Adien
- Poh Hong
- Yazid
- Shawn
- Leanna
- Joel
- Fayth
- Caitlin

Thank you all once again for letting us take up your precious time for something as crazy (and to a certain extend boring) as this! We really appreciate all the help we got.

Thank you also Melvin and Huiyan for helping us pack and carry some of our equipment.

More pictures to arrive shortly. That’s all.

- Jon

Couple of good points brought up by him:

- When does the video start? How can we make it impactful, and getting the audience ready that they r gonna watch something? Countdown video?

- Why would someone want to switch between stories? Think about Visual Feedback from the radio dial.

We also discussed a possible way of instigating curiousity from the audience to move the “knob”.

I’ve implemented a basic setup of the discussed idea with placeholder images that has the rough details. All this would work with the Axiom that we have or even the teabox, as long as we can send midi data through to Max.

Do note that crossfading is no longer considered. It would be less complex and asethetically coincide with our video art style if we had them jumping from video to video as they scroll through the “frequency” of each story with static as a connector during tuning.

For the radio dial interface, I’m looking at a couple of pictures of old school radio to think about how we can capture the essense of the radio dial and fuse that with our user interface design.

INSTALLATION:
- Building the radio chasis over a laptop and tea box which will be stacked up with materials holding the other equipment for projection in 3 segments below it.

NOTE:
We have to test the projectors and its angle before designing the pedestal.
Think of other alternatives..42″ Portable TV?

~ p r a d a

I’ve also made a plan for this afternoon’s shooting which you can download here: Shooting Plan 101208.PDF

Also, the Progress Check-list has been updated: Okay, let me see it!

Meeting Minutes 022 – 027 have been added: Oh, let me see it too!

- Jon

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Agenda.

How many categories. (Phrases that are to be written. What would B write?)

Examples:

Biology – Food, water, exercise.
Activity – Work, play, trade.
Social – Family, Friends, Love.

Finalized categories: Work, play, learn, interact, consume.

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Issues Discussed:

1.Update on contents of Blacks and Golds
- Blacks yet to finalise categories
- Golds yet to finalise cover clock + exact contents (cycle? timeline? grid?)

2. Justified the use of knob
- Story may flow in a particular order we planned but doesn’t matter in what order audience sees it – entirely up to them
- So if knob isn’t touched (radio channel doesn’t change) story Section 1/2/3/4 will keep looping

3. Video demos
- Using the cameras on our mobile phones to try out camera angles and alternative filming techniques
- DJ scene, routine scene from A and B’s perspectives, running scene

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PRADA’S NOTES

Radio
- 4 channels each representing each story
- A display screen with columns divided into 4 sections, each different colour (4 different music pieces)
- Knob zones – green to red?

Video
- running – done test shots
- Book shot seperately – with lighting
- Heroes sylar shot? haha
- Syncing the first couple of flipping page?

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To Do This Week:
- Purchase Props at VivoCity
- Settle categories and B’s book outline
- Settle what happens when A meets B