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teddogJust spent a long and harsh day in the labs. On the flip side, Media Design and Javascript stuffs are all done and the black and white picture is done.
I would have scanned the rest of my slides and tried to finish my poster and photo gallery, but at 8pm Allen and Jason had camped out in the scanning room and had no intention of moving anytime soon. Jerks.
So, all I have left are the storyboading presentation (due Tuesday), Marketing/poster photography project (due Wednesday morning), the Colour Theory gallery (due Wednesday afternoon), and the final video and group writeup for Single Camera Production (due Thursday afternoon). Plus exams on Storyboarding (Wednesday) and Javascript (Thursday)
Wake up early on Sunday morning.
Grab two digital shots of textures.
Get into the imaging lab as early as possible.
Scan the slides and print CD labels for Javascript and Colour Theory CDs.
Go to the main PC lab.
Lock down a computer.
Flip over to the Mac lab.
Dump the digital texture photos, the shot of Laura and the retro relic PSDs over to the Appleshare.
Back over to the PC lab.
Get the files onto my J drive.
Finish the last two storyboards.
Flip over to the Mac lab.
Build a flow chart for Storyboarding.
Work on Storyboard presentation and write up.
Print all the Storyboard crap.
If I have time, work on final Colour Theory gallery images.
I'm trying to stay two days ahead as a buffer. This means that the design and Javascript needed to be done tonight, storyboarding tomorrow, colour theory and photography on Monday and single camera by Tuesday. A few people laugh that I have this all down to a science, but they also laugh that every clock I own runs five minutes fast so I'm not late for anything.
And the BEST part about today was that I bumped into Louise on MSN. She's back in Southern Ontario now (a day early, I think). I mentioned that there's nothing to do church wise up in Thunder Bay and she said when I got back south that we'll go out to Toronto and bother people there.
I'm so excited! I love T.O. and I've really loosened up since we last did anything really big YSA wise out there. Back then I was feeling socially akward because I was just 18 and hung around too much with Mike and Lisa who were still single but all over each other and thus seemed to want to hook me up with people. :-\
Only five more days...
I would have scanned the rest of my slides and tried to finish my poster and photo gallery, but at 8pm Allen and Jason had camped out in the scanning room and had no intention of moving anytime soon. Jerks.
So, all I have left are the storyboading presentation (due Tuesday), Marketing/poster photography project (due Wednesday morning), the Colour Theory gallery (due Wednesday afternoon), and the final video and group writeup for Single Camera Production (due Thursday afternoon). Plus exams on Storyboarding (Wednesday) and Javascript (Thursday)
Wake up early on Sunday morning.
Grab two digital shots of textures.
Get into the imaging lab as early as possible.
Scan the slides and print CD labels for Javascript and Colour Theory CDs.
Go to the main PC lab.
Lock down a computer.
Flip over to the Mac lab.
Dump the digital texture photos, the shot of Laura and the retro relic PSDs over to the Appleshare.
Back over to the PC lab.
Get the files onto my J drive.
Finish the last two storyboards.
Flip over to the Mac lab.
Build a flow chart for Storyboarding.
Work on Storyboard presentation and write up.
Print all the Storyboard crap.
If I have time, work on final Colour Theory gallery images.
I'm trying to stay two days ahead as a buffer. This means that the design and Javascript needed to be done tonight, storyboarding tomorrow, colour theory and photography on Monday and single camera by Tuesday. A few people laugh that I have this all down to a science, but they also laugh that every clock I own runs five minutes fast so I'm not late for anything.
And the BEST part about today was that I bumped into Louise on MSN. She's back in Southern Ontario now (a day early, I think). I mentioned that there's nothing to do church wise up in Thunder Bay and she said when I got back south that we'll go out to Toronto and bother people there.
I'm so excited! I love T.O. and I've really loosened up since we last did anything really big YSA wise out there. Back then I was feeling socially akward because I was just 18 and hung around too much with Mike and Lisa who were still single but all over each other and thus seemed to want to hook me up with people. :-\
Only five more days...
